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When the Olympic Sculpture Park opens Jan. 20, Seattle will see the result of the space's transformation from undeveloped waterfront and industrial sites into a world-class showcase for outdoor art. The nine-acre downtown park, next to the existing Myrtle Edwards Park, will open with 22 sculptures cited along a zig-zagging plan that crosses Elliott Avenue and down to the water.
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