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What public art projects are coming to Fort Worth? Commission details plans
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· September 5, 2026
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Key points Other projects, such as the State Highway 121 Art Project and "Skylight" on Meacham Boulevard, have also been installed. The Fire Station 16 project is nearing completion.
Public art projects are being added to various spaces. The Fort Worth Art Commission recently discussed its plans, including a recap of past successes and updates on ongoing projects. Several projects are underway or have been completed, including installations at Sycamore Park, Riverside Park, and Eastchase Parkway.
Other projects, such as the State Highway 121 Art Project and "Skylight" on Meacham Boulevard, have also been installed. The Fire Station 16 project is nearing completion. For more information on these and other public art projects, further details are available.
The city's public art program continues to bring new additions to public spaces.
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Category: safety Published: September 5, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Report Reading time: 1 min
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