What ideas made it into Fort Wayne’s public art master plan?
Open walls. Corridor beautification. Topographic Light. And more! Here's what planners have in mind.
Open walls. Corridor beautification. Topographic Light. And more!
Fort Wayne’s public art master plan was revealed on Wednesday, Jan. 29, at the Arts United Center in downtown Fort Wayne. The reveal included brief presentations by Mayor Henry and the Columbus-based firm Designing Local among other local leaders, as well as an opportunity for residents to vote on nine potential ideas at interactive stations.
The public art master plan, called Art for All!, highlights projects that could be implemented over the next decade if they generate interest and receive funding.
For more information and to read a copy of the Art for All! master plan, visit www.FortWaynePublicArt.com.
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