A vibrant community mural at Redmond Town Center has vanished under a vinyl wrap, stirring controversy and calls for restoration.
REDMOND, Wash. — A beloved community mural that once decorated Redmond Town Center has disappeared beneath a vinyl wrap, sparking controversy over what some are calling a “cover up.”
The colorful artwork, which featured about 80 small creatures designed by children, was a source of community pride for at least 5 years before vanishing during the pandemic.
Bellevue-based artist Vikram Madan painted the mural in 2014 with help from 200 Northshore school children who provided drawings for inspiration. The collaborative piece was designed for
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