public art

The 'Pillars of Hope and Justice' stand at the northwest corner of Ewing and Main Streets, across from where King delivered the original speech.

The commission's murals aim to both honor citizens of distinction and beautify the city's buildings.

The Public Art Program was established in 2018 as a way to make the city more attractive to residents and tourists. The board is overseen by a commission, and in the last four years $1.5 million worth of installations have been approved, including the Faces of the Fort series that celebrates the city's diversity.

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The Fort Wayne Public Art Commission is asking the public for their opinions regarding public art. Residents can submit their ideas about what kind of…