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"Hidden Waters" art installation tracks buried creek through downtown Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City's newest public art installation debuted on Friday, with The Blocks arts district and Seven Canyons Trust unveiling "Hidden Waters," a series of decorative water droplets designed by local artists and placed along North Temple to mark the underground path of City Creek.
Designed by Trevor Dahl, this installation on North Temple is part of a series of water-themed artwork and was unveiled on Friday, April 11, 2025. Participants on a walking tour hear from the artists behind "Hidden Waters," a new SLC arts installation, on Friday, April 11, 2025.
Salt Lake City's newest public art installation debuted on Friday, with The Blocks arts district and Seven Canyons Trust unveiling "Hidden Waters," a series of decorative water droplets designed by local artists and placed along North Temple to mark the underground path of City Creek.
Despite being buried—along with the…
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