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Public art in Tampa Bay

It seems as though communities are becoming more aware of the fact that art can liven up and enhance any downtown area.

While walking down Franklin Street in downtown Tampa recently, I noticed several examples of original art along the sidewalk. This particular piece was a design in the shape of a harp, with actual wind chimes where the harp strings would be.

A sign identified the piece as “Harp Fountain,” and the artist as Marc DeWaele, who owns the Art Symphony Galleria at 2714 South MacDill Ave. in Tampa.

Tags: art, Tampa Bay

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