CINCINNATI (WKR) — Elm Street Plaza in downtown Cincinnati is now home to four new permanent sculptures, enhancing its role as a cultural hub.
Created by local artists and organizations, these works celebrate the legacy of King Records, a pivotal force in music history. They are part of the First Financial Center’s $264-million renovation, creating dynamic art that bridges the convention center with the vibrant Fountain District.
Elm Street Plaza in downtown Cincinnati is now home to four new permanent sculptures, enhancing its role as a cultural hub. (Provided by AGAR)
In May, an artist talk series will showcase the creative minds behind these installations.
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Elm Street Plaza was designed to stand as a testament to the city’s rich artistic heritage and its promising future. The plaza is located at the corner of Sixth and Elm streets.