The Blueprint exhibition brings together the work of
The Saranac lobby will
feature a traveling urban planning
exhibit titled “Blueprint for Transit Oriented Communities.” It is an action plan for promoting neighborhoods that give people greater access
to housing, jobs, shopping, and recreation without relying on a personal
vehicle. Created by GGLO, Futurewise, and the Transportation Choices Coalition the purpose of the Blueprint is to
provide guidance and inspiration for community at large, and also to serve as
an advocacy manual for new legislation that will promote exemplary transit
oriented communities in cities throughout Washington State.
The Saranac gallery
will showcase the works of 12 contemporary artists responding to themes of
“transit” and our “built environment.” Their raw vision of the ever changing
urban landscape will inspire us to rethink our perceptions of the space around
us. Participating artists: Nickolus
Meisel, Jen Erickson, Jeremy Mangan, Roger Ralston, Nancy Hathaway, Rimas K. Simaitis,
Quill Hyde, Jenny Hyde, Rajah Bose,
April 2: 5-9pm Opening reception in
conjunction with the Transcendence Project and First Friday
April 5: at 9a.m. Mayor’s Proclamation “Traffic Awareness and Pedestrian Safety Week”
April 17: