Portland woke to giant, brilliantly colored crows lining the streets
Portland residents awoke to a city transformed by a new public art trail featuring giant, colorful crows.
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Thirty giant, colorful crows were placed throughout Portland as part of a public art trail promoting the film Wildwood. The statues remained on display through October 31.
Epilogue added 54d ago, after coverage quieted.
The obvious questions
What is the 'Wildwood: Follow the Crows' art trail?
The 'Wildwood: Follow the Crows' art trail is a public art installation featuring 30 giant, colorful crows placed across Portland. The trail is a collaboration between the city of Portland and LAIKA, a stop-motion animation studio.
How long will the art trail be open?
The art trail will be open through October 31.
Is there a cost to participate in the art trail?
No, the art trail is free to the public.
The story so far
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Portland's streets are now lined with 30 giant, brilliantly colored crows. The crows are part of a new public art trail called 'Wildwood: Follow the Crows'. The trail is a collaboration between the city of Portland and LAIKA, a stop-motion animation studio. The art trail will be open through October 31.
The crows are scattered across the city, inviting residents and visitors to explore and discover the installations. The trail is free to the public. The crows are described as vibrant and eye-catching, adding a whimsical touch to the cityscape. The installations are part of a larger effort to promote public art and community engagement in Portland.
The trail is expected to draw visitors from across the region, boosting local tourism and economic activity. The crows are not the only art installations in the trail; other pieces are also part of the experience. The exact number and locations of these additional installations are not specified. The trail's impact on local businesses and community engagement will be watched closely.
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Follow the crows on a free public art trail across PortlandSee Great Art · 56d ago
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30 colorful crows take flight across Portland in new Wildwood art trailKOIN.com · 56d ago
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Portland woke to giant, brilliantly colored crows lining the streetsOregonLive.com · 56d ago
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