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New ‘Swimming Turtles’ mosaic makes a splash at King City park
KING CITY — King City’s City Park and pool area gained a vibrant new addition this spring with the unveiling of the “Swimming Turtles” mosaic — an art installation that reflects not only creativity, but the deep sense of community that brought it to life. Last spring, King City in Bloom president Allie Cullen approached artist Amy Burkman with the idea of designing and creating a stone mosaic. Burkman, a King City native, has built a reputation …
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New ‘Swimming Turtles’ mosaic makes a splash at King City park
KING CITY — King City’s City Park and pool area gained a vibrant new addition this spring with the unveiling of the “Swimming Turtles” mosaic — an art installation that reflects not only creativity, but the deep sense of community that brought it to life. Last spring, King City in Bloom president Allie Cullen approached artist Amy Burkman with the idea of designing and creating a stone mosaic. Burkman, a King City native, has built a reputation …
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