Over the past several years, outdoor art installations have popped up across the country. It seems that everywhere I go, from major cities to small towns, I find colorful pops of creative expression adorning the streets and building walls. And many of the places offer self-guided tours with maps and info about each of the works.  Recently, I was in Lake Oswego to visit family and while meandering through the town’s main hub, I discovered plenty of great artwork on display. It was akin to touring a museum or gallery, and free to boot!  There are eighty permanent and loaned works of art within Lake Oswego’s Gallery Without Walls and of those, thirty are located downtown. These often rotate, as many are on loan from artists for two years. 

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