The Wanderer is a large illuminated sculpture that curves and bends toward Lake Union, offering a playful contrast to the straight lines of the surrounding buildings. Its form reflects movement, change, and the winding paths we take in daily life.

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Mini Mart City Park is a place for the arts, education, environmental action, and community collaboration in the Duwamish Valley.

In 2005 SuttonBeresCuller had a vision to identify and purchase a property in King County and rehabilitate it, proving the potential of art to propel a project that simultaneously repairs damaged land while providing shared, multi-use community space.

In 2008, we identified the Mini Mart City Park site and began environmental assessment work.  In 2013, SuttonBeresCuller formed the Mini Mart City Park 501(c)3, which purchased the site.

With the support and engagement of the Georgetown community, Mini Mart City Park is now open to the public .  Working with goCstudio we have developed a design for a pocket park and arts-oriented community center.

Incorporating sliding walls and a green roof to create a porous, modular space that blends indoor and outdoor activities such as gallery shows, movies in the park, potlucks, community meetings, readings and live music, Mini Mart City Park embraces the site’s history, bring communities together to dream up their futures, and literally clean earth with art.

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