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The Infinity Loop Project: An Artist Installation at a Landmark Site

Elizabeth P. Stewart, Neighbor
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Artist Kristin Schimik's art installation "The Infinity Loop" uses coal, clay, and other natural materials to showcase Renton's history of energy transformation at the site of the last remaining evidence of the city's coal mines.  Come see Kristin construct and perform this temporary art installation on Sat., Aug. 24, 8 am to 8 pm. 

Park at Renton City Hall and walk south on Benson Road to the mine hoist site at 659 Benson Rd. S (about 1/4 mile walk). 

This piece was sponsored in part by a 4Culture Heritage Site Specific grant, and is designed to use art to bring attenton to King County historic sites. For more information, go to http://www.sitespecificarts.org/project/command-renton-mine-hoist/.

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