Artist seeking community input for art work at Shoreview Off Leash Dog Area (OLDA)

Shoreline, WALocal News

Artist JoEllen Wang is developing an Art Fence at the Shoreview Park Off Leash Dog Area, engaging the community for input during the design phase. A survey is open until May 23, 2025, for residents to voice their thoughts on the project. This initiative follows a ribbon-cutting event held on May 10, 2025, which marked the park's refurbishment. Some local residents express skepticism about funding public art amid concerns over the condition of Shoreline's dog parks. Comments highlight that the addition of artwork may not address existing issues, with some advocating for more practical improvements.

The Shoreview OLDA, located at 700 NW Innis Arden Way, aims to enhance the dog park experience for both pets and their owners. Community feedback will help shape the project's direction and ensure it meets local needs. Ultimately, the initiative reflects a broader conversation about the role of public art in community spaces.

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