Dozens of "Wildwood" crow sculptures land across Portland
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"Overgrowth" by Rae Sheridan at Pioneer Courthouse Square (left); "Flying Fields Forever" by Sue-Del McColloch at Director Park (middle); and "Sakura Hanami" by Maya McDarragh. Photos: Kale Williams/Axios
Promotion for Portland-based Laika's upcoming feature "Wildwood" is taking wing in the Rose City — literally.
The big picture: "Wildwood: Follow the Crows" is a self-guided art trail that's designed to give Portlanders "a chance to enjoy an unexpected moment of creativity during their day," the city said.
Zoom in: More than two dozen crow sculptures have popped up at locations around town — at City Hall, the St. Johns library and the International Rose Test Garden, to name a few.
- Each is hand-painted by a notable artist.
If you go: The crow statues will be perched at 30 locations around the city through the end of October.
- And — bonus — none of them will poop on your car.