Avenue of Light Transforms Lancaster
Thank you to all who contributed in making our festive block party on June 25th a wonderful and epic event. Lighting these sculptures for the first time symbolizes a rebirth of Lancaster since an overpass separated this area from the rest of Downtown.  From this point forward, the six stainless steel  sculptures  will illuminate the southern end of Downtown.

Fire Station 38's Completed Water Fountain
Artist Cam Schoepp’s installation at Fire Station 38 is a contemplative oasis comprised of surface-cut limestone slabs and  bronze bowls as seating elements and drinking fountains.  The entrance into the artwork connects to the community and invites visitors to consider their relationship with water and the environment. 

Call for Art Service Providers
Fort Worth Public Art seeks professional art service providers to assist in maintaining the City of Fort Worth’s Public Art Collection.  Interested candidates are invited to submit qualifications detailed in here. The deadline is 5pm on Friday, July 10, 2009.  Submissions received after the deadline will not be considered. 

 
 Community ID: Public Art in Neighborhoods
We are pleased to announce the two neighborhood groups who were selected to receive Community ID projects. On Monday, June 8, 2009,  the Fort Worth Art Commission recommend projects to ..... For more information...

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