public art

The City of Bloomington and Downtown Bloomington, Inc. are bringing a new interactive public art installation to the Fourth Street Parking Garage.

City Council redistricting has incumbents forced to run against each other, small communities struggle to find a new generation of 4-H leaders, and Bloomington rewrites public art code after a possible First Amendment violation.

The new rules for long-term art displays include no words, letters, numbers, or logos. Also required are design dimensions, scale, location, and name and qualification of artist.

A court order instructed the City of Bloomington against denying the plaintiffs access to the application process for public art displays.

The eastbound lane of Fourth Street and the south sidewalk between College Avenue and Walnut Street will be closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Thursday.