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Seattle Now & Then: 2025 year-end Postscripts on art panels, totem poles

Clay Eals

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NOW: Christine Elliott Morgan, granddaughter of artist John W. Elliott, eyes his panel #26  at City Light’s North Service Center, where it hangs in an employee-only, second-floor hallway next to a women’s restroom and across from a photocopier. (Clay Eals)
NOW: Makah carver Greg Colfax stands beside the newly restored Farmer’s Pole, which soon will be headed for re-installation at Victor Steinbrueck Park at Pike Place Market. “It should last another 40 years,” he says. (Heather Pihl)
City Light surplused ‘Evolution of Lighting’ panels as scrap metal
— by Clay Eals
Newly restored, Marvin Oliver’s poles soon will return to Steinbrueck Park — by Jean Sherrard

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