Endless Meeting, by artist Ken Turner at City Hall Pavillion

The Last of the V8s, by artist David Packer at City Hall Pavillion

This  year’s Sculpture Exhibition kicks off this Saturday, June 26 at City Hall. A public reception will take place at 5 p.m. 

The bi-annual Sculpture Walk will amp it up a notch this year by adding two additional installation sites connecting City Hall and Downtown Bellevue Park, creating a three-quarter-mile walking route through the heart of downtown. Sculptures and art installations by 38 artists will be put into place temporarily at City Hall, the Bellevue Galleria, at the old Safeway location on Kemper Development and at Downtown Park. 

Here’s a look at some of the artwork popping up around town and the artists as they work on the installation. 

The Sculpture Exhibit and Art Walk will run from June 26 to October 17.

Dream House, by artist Michelle de la Vega shown at City Hall

The Vie Garden Project, by artist Del Webber at City Hall Pavillion

Crank, by artist Chris McMullen at Downtown Bellevue Park

Deluged, by artist Pat McVay at Downtown Bellevue Park