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From the streets of London, L.A., and Vancouver, to our very own Shoreline, street pianos have emerged in the 21st century as a primary means of enhancing urban space. Altered and decorated by local artists since 2012, when the project was founded by Ros Bird, please welcome 5 new pianos and 7 returning pianos by filling our environment with music and song. May the “Pop-Up” muse accompany you on your journey as you quest to play them all! We welcome feedback at [email protected]. PiAnOs An InStAlLaTiOn Of MuSiC AnD ArT ThRoUgHoUt ThE CiTy Of ShOrElInE AcKnOwLeDgEmEnTs Thanks to artists for their amazing work and resilience in challenging times for art- making; to all those who offered to donate beloved, but no longer needed pianos (Alyssa Fabian; Karien Balluff; Leslie and Larry Overturf; Austin Edge; Pro Piano), Harlan Glotzer for tuning and repair; to Shoreline Parks Maintenance for storage; to local businesses and organizations that agreed to host the project (Central Market, Sky Nursery, Richmond Beach and Shoreline Libraries, Arcane Comics; Modern Glaze Ceramic Studio, Monka Brewing, North City Water District; City of Shoreline Civic Center; Shoreline Parks & Recreation); to the caretakers for protection of the artwork during rain, and to the public for visiting. ShOrElInEwA.GoV/ArT PoP Up 2019
