Salt Lake City’s Iconic Whale Sculpture to Undergo Facelift
The iconic whale sculpture located at 9th & 9th in Salt Lake City is undergoing a transformation and will soon feature a new appearance.
Salt Lake City, UT, August 1, 2026 —
The well-known whale sculpture, a landmark at the intersection of 900 South and 900 East in Salt Lake City, is set to receive a significant aesthetic update. The beloved public art piece is currently undergoing a transformation that will result in a new appearance for the sculpture.
Details regarding the specific nature of the transformation or the timeline for its completion were not immediately available. The public art installation has been a fixture in the Salt Lake City landscape for an unspecified period, becoming a recognizable symbol for the area.
The artist or artists responsible for the original creation of the whale sculpture were not provided in the available information. Similarly, details about the entity or organization overseeing the current renovation project are also not specified. The scope of the work, whether it involves repainting, structural modifications, or the addition of new elements, remains unclear.
Residents and visitors have long recognized the whale sculpture as a notable point of interest. The upcoming changes are expected to offer a fresh perspective on the existing artwork.
Further information about the project, including the specific changes to be made and the anticipated completion date, is expected to be released as the transformation progresses. The city has not provided details on any potential impact to public access around the sculpture during the renovation period.
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