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A wide, light wooden bench with a black metal frame sits in front of a long, rectangular mural on a concrete wall. The mural, rendered in shades of blue and white, depicts Arctic wildlife, including walruses and polar bears, and a human figure in winter gear. Green trees and foliage are visible above the wall in the background.

Arctic Turns

Region:
North America
Rufus Seder

Made of glass tiles, Arctic Turns features nine murals with images that appear to move as the viewer walks by them. The murals depict a variety of animal life within marine environments. They also illustrate ways in which people have historically been connected to the world’s oceans and hint at how human activities have affected ocean health. Oil rigs, a fishing trawler and Eskimo hunters are placed in the various scenes of the murals.

Sponsored by Bob and Bonnie Meeker
A wide, light wooden bench with a black metal frame sits in front of a long, rectangular mural on a concrete wall. The mural, rendered in shades of blue and white, depicts Arctic wildlife, including walruses and polar bears, and a human figure in winter gear. Green trees and foliage are visible above the wall in the background.