Olympic Sculpture Park (jogger-poses gag)

The Olympic Sculpture Park, opened by the Seattle Art Museum in 2007, is a nine-acre waterfront park at the north end of the downtown Elliott Bay shoreline featuring large-scale outdoor sculptures and landscaped public spaces. It was developed on a former industrial site and provides uninterrupted views of the water and city skyline. Residents often joke that many visitors and local joggers use the sculptures as backdrops for photos and brief moments of 'culture' during their exercise routines.