Catch Great Views and Public Art at the Robert Morris Earthwork
How do you turn an industrial eyesore into art? Johnson Gravel Pit #30, now called Untitled Earthwork, is exactly that.
Artist Robert Morris turned this gravel mining pit into a meditative, beautiful piece by sculpting the sides of the pit into tiers and planting rye grass, transforming the land into a giant piece of art. You can learn more about the Earthwork and other cultural sites around Seattle Southside on our Seattle Southside Scenes Trail!
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