Help Form The Fremont Story On September 9th, 10th, & 12th

The Courtyard Project, behind the Lenin statue, was created by community members coming together to contribute items - like Haddad|Drugan want to do in September 2015. Photo by K. Lindsay Laney, May '13 — The Courtyard Project, behind the Lenin statue, was created by community members coming together to contribute items – like Haddad|Drugan want to do in September 2015. Photo by K. Lindsay Laney, May ’13

On September 9^th, 10^th & 12^th, two artists, Laura Haddad and Tom Drugan will be set up in front of the Fremont PCC Natural Market just to talk to you! They want to know what you think of our community – what does Fremont mean to you? Do you have a memento, photo, icon, etc. that symbolizes the Fremont experience? A story that you use to tell people what our neighborhood is like? An object that spells F-R-E-M-O-N-T for you? Drugan and Haddad hope you will share with them.

At 3519 Fremont Place N, Parkstone Properties has proposed to build a new apartment building with retail/restaurant space on the main floor, called Cubix. Parkstone has partnered with King County 4Culture to find artists Haddad|Drugan and give them a commission to build an art installation specific to this location and building.

This month, these artists will ask us to share our stories and symbols of our favorite place to live, work and/or play. Stop by:

Artist Laura Haddad worked with the Friends of Peak Park to create art that melded nicely with the natural setting. Photo by K. Lindsay Laney, Jan '12 — Artist Laura Haddad worked with the Friends of Peak Park to create art that melded nicely with the natural setting. Photo by K. Lindsay Laney, Jan ’12

Wednesday, September 9^th from 4p – 7p
Thursday, September 10^th from 4p – 7p
Saturday, September 12^th from 10a – 1p

Please contribute to this creation of an art piece that reflects the magic of our community – and ask friends, family and neighbors to do the same. 4Culture staff will be on-hand, along with the artists, to answer questions about art programs and opportunities available they can make available. Find out more about the Cubix art project through the 4Culture blog.