Artist and historian Tessa Hulls illuminates the businesses, homes, and people who were displaced when the I-5 freeway was built through the CID in the 1960s. Using historic photos, oral histories, and archival research, the exhibit connects these specific histories to broader themes of racist land use policy and the erasure of marginalized communities -- nationally and locally, past and present.
Exhibit opened April 7 and will remain through March 17, 2024.
Read more about the exhibit: Routes of racism: Civic decision-making and highways at Wing Luke Museum