‘Quiet, steady’ bison mural presides over the Landing
“This creature is so large. He’s sort of standing in as something more than just a bison.”
Mural artist Tim Parsley has painted a bison mural on the side of a building at 126 W. Columbia St. in downtown Fort Wayne.
Parsley is the Chair of Art & Communication and Associate Professor of Studio Art at the University of Saint Francis.
His mural overlooks a historic cultural district the City of Fort Wayne is redeveloping, known as The Landing.
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