andimgonnamisseverybody Christopher Paul Jordan, 2021, painted bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel The sculpture is a portal into places of gathering, hospitality, celebration, and care, formed by communities at the front lines of the AIDS crisis. These speakers pulsed through historic LGBTQ venues in this neighborhood and beyond. They have witnessed the raves, house parties, discos, shows, and uprisings that have sustained community in the face of catastrophic loss. These speakers are time capsules holding memories of loved ones no longer with us. Artist Christopher Jordan turns a plus sign on its side to shift thinking about HIV status. The X is a symbol for love and a symbol for the unknown. Jordan incorporates the X as a symbol connecting HIV+ and HIV- people along with the named and unnamed community members who have passed from AIDS. The X emulates the Dikenga, a Black indigenous spiritual mark spread throughout the Americas by African descendants as a compass, mapping pathways through the afterlife. The artwork invites us to honor those we have lost, to map our connections to the ongoing AIDS pandemic, and to strengthen connections between HIV+ and HIV- people. The X greets us at a crossroads of interlocking health emergencies, calling for renewed vigilance and action to end the systems of harm that place communities at risk. In a time where mass-incarceration, housing insecurity, HIV criminalization, anti-Blackness, transphobia, colonialism, sexism, and ableism deepen the impact of HIV and AIDS on targeted communities, this X is a call for transformative action. Made possible by the generosity of Carl & Renee Behnke and family, in memory of Ned Behnke Administered by the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture - City of Seattle, Mayor Jenny A. Durkan This is part of The AMP: AIDS Memorial Pathway, a place created for remembrance and reflection, to share stories, and to be a call to action to end HIV/AIDS, stigma, and discrimination. Scan the QR code to download The AMP app for a virtual tour, AIDS resources, and augmented reality artwork and interactions.

, Seattle, United States

Chinese Scholar Tree Japanese Pagoda Tree (Styphnolobium japonicum) (formerly Sophora japonica) This graceful tree is the largest and among the oldest of its kind known in Washington State. Its elegant form marks the northwest entrance of this historic Seattle Landmark park, originally designed by the Olmsted Brothers in 1904. Recognized as a Landmark Heritage Tree. Heritage Tree Program 03.1 Co-sponsored by PlantAmnesty and the City of Seattle April 2003

1635 11th Avenue, Seattle, United States

The U.S. Navy's "great white fleet" arrived Seattle May 23 and departed May 27, 1908 to continue their famous 46,000 mile round the world cruise. Part of the fleet anchored in Elliott Bay near this site and the crews disembarked here at the foot of the Lenora and Virginia Street -- then known as piers 9 & 10. Erected National Maritime Day 1961

2065-2041 Alaskan Way, Seattle, United States

In commemoration of service and honor to the Seattle World's Fair April 21 - October 21 1962 and the city of Seattle Placed in Tribute this 19th day of October 1962 at the site of the Northern Terminus of the first commercial monorail in America Alweg Rapid Transit Systems The American Public Works Association Seattle World's Fair The City of Seattle Kiwanis International by Uptown Seattle Club

370 Thomas St, Seattle, United States

Celebrating 100 years of service August 28, 2007 To celebrate the 100th anniversary of UPS, employees gathered here at the company's birthplace to honor, celebrate and reaffirm UPS's commitment to serving communities around the world.

219 2nd Ave S, Seattle, United States

Waterfall Garden Created and maintained for the People of Seattle by the Annie E. Casey Foundation in honor of all the men and women of United Parcel Service 1977

219 2nd Ave S, Seattle, United States

Centennial Celebration In commemoration of the visit of President Theodore Roosevelt's "Great White Fleet" to Seattle in May of 1908. From here the fleet continued on their famous round the world cruise. Dedicated May 20, 2008, by Mayor Greg Nickels, the Propeller Club of Seattle, the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the Navy League of the United States -- Seattle Council.

1400-1426 Alaskan Way, Seattle, United States

PANTAGES HOUSE Built in 1907 for Alexander Pantages Vaudeville Impressario Founder of Over 200 Theaters Nationwide Designated a Seattle Historic Landmark in 2004 Restores in 2005 by Capitol Hill Housing

803 East Denny Way, Seattle, United States

World Community Garden Dedicated to the Loving Memory Of Claudia Derschmidt Haram Kim Privando "Ivan" Putradanto Mami Sato Runjie Song And to All of Those Injured in the Aurora Bridge Accident on September 24, 2015. Forever in our hearts

, Seattle, United States