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Arts alliance seeks artists for Reflection Plaza installation

WACA: Public artwork will be ‘inspiring focal point’ in heart of city

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The Reflection Plaza tower in Washougal will be the site of the city's latest public art installation. The Washington Arts and Culture Alliance will select an artist for the project later this year. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

The Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) is bringing more public artwork to the heart of Washougal’s downtown.

WACA is soliciting proposals from qualified artists for an art installation on the Reflection Plaza tower, located at 1703 Main St., in downtown Washougal.

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