WHAT: Ivy Tech Northeast visual communications students created a mural last semester to honor Martin Luther King Jr. The mural will be dedicated in conjunction with Martin Luther King Jr. Day to commemorate the activist and his legacy.
The dedication will include lunch and a brief program.
Visual communications students at Ivy Tech Northeast designed and painted the Martin Luther King Jr. mural on the wall in the Student Life Center last semester. The mural, part of the College’s statewide Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Project, will be dedicated Jan. 19.The mural is a part of the statewide Ivy Tech Martin Luther King Jr Legacy Project, an ARTivism exhibition to honor King’s legacy. ARTivism is artwork that doubles as activism, meant to increase awareness. Students submitted their artwork, and three students were awarded scholarships for first, second, and third places, from Ivy Tech’s Southwest, Kokomo, and Southern Indiana regions, respectively.
The MLK Jr. Legacy Project will tour Ivy Tech campuses across the state, including Ivy Tech Northeast from Feb. 13 to 16.
WHERE: Ivy Tech Community College Northeast
Student Life Center, main hallway
3701 Dean Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46835 Get directions
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