The Indianapolis City Market’s history is as rich as the promise of its future. When opened in 1886, the market ushered in a new tradition: an open space for the sale of meats and produce. It wasn’t long before the Indianapolis City Market began to flourish as a community gathering place and one-stop shop for fresh produce, meat, fish, poultry, dairy and baked goods. Indianapolis City Market is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and is a vibrant downtown event destination. With a wide variety of eateries, wine and cheese shoppes, and retailers, the Indianapolis City Market offers patrons an experience that combines the best of both yesterday and today. The City Market hosts an outdoor Farmer’s Market on Wednesdays.
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I have been particularly interested in motion because of the way it gives a sense of time, creates an unpredictable pattern, and demonstrates a history of growth or destruction. I have represented my ideas about movement through the use of motors, electronics, and the mechanisms I develop.
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