Public Art
Help Shape the Future of Public Art in Shoreline
The City of Shoreline proudly celebrates over two decades of art through our Public Arts Program. Since 2002, this initiative has supported sculptures, murals, temporary installations, and artist residencies—enhancing our shared spaces and bringing creativity into the heart of our community.
We want to hear from you! Your input will help guide future public art projects and ensure they reflect Shoreline's diverse voices.
Please take our short survey below and be a part of shaping a vibrant, welcoming, and art-filled Shoreline.
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Take Survey
Share your input with local artist Haiying Wu, who is creating an art bench for Hamlin Park as part of the Parks Bond improvement project.Haiying has attended several Briarcrest neighborhood gatherings to hear ideas and connect with the community, and this survey is another way to share your thoughts.
Whether you couldn’t attend in person, have additional ideas, or found this survey through a shared link, we invite you to answer the questions below. Your feedback will help shape the artist’s vision.
This survey will close on Monday, August 25, at 5:00 PM. Contribute your ideas to help inspire a design that reflects the spirit of the community.
If you have difficulty with this survey, please contact Mylinda Sneed, Public Art Coordinator, msneed@shorelinewa.gov
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Share your input with JoEllen Wang, a local artist, who is creating an art fence for Shoreview Off Leash Dog Area (OLDA) as part of the park bond improvement project.
We are hosting a Ribbon Cutting for the Shoreview OLDA on Saturday, May 10th, 11am-12:30pm, and we truly appreciate the feedback from those who attend.
If you are unable to attend, or if you have additional thoughts to share, or if you're discovering this survey through a shared link, we invite you to answer the questions below to help inspire the artist's vision.
Please note: This survey will close on Friday, May 23th, at 5:00 PM. Share your thoughts to help inspire the artist’s design and contribute to a piece that reflects the spirit of the community.
If you have difficulties with the survey please contact Mylinda Sneed, Public Art Coordinator, msneed@shorelinewa.gov.
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Share your input with KT Hancock, a local artist, who is creating an art bench for Ridgecrest Park as part of the park bond improvement project.
We are hosting an open house on Friday, April 18th, and we truly appreciate the feedback from those who attend.
If you are unable to attend, or if you have additional thoughts to share, or if you're discovering this survey through a shared link, we invite you to answer the questions below to help inspire the artist's vision.
Please note: This survey will close on Monday, April 28th, at 5:00 PM. Share your thoughts to help inspire the artist’s design and contribute to a piece that reflects the spirit of the community.
If you have difficulties with the survey please contact Mylinda Sneed, Public Art Coordinator, msneed@shorelinewa.gov.
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