Monument Circle District is located in Center Township, in the center of the original Mile Square plat which dates back to the founding of Indianapolis. Less than one hundred years later the street would be renamed Monument Circle and the location of the City’s unofficial symbol, the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
Monument Circle District is located in the heart of this historic plat, today known as downtown Indianapolis. It includes surviving resources of the historic downtown established in the nineteenth century and resources from the early, mid- and late-twentieth century. It contains both historic and architecturally significant buildings constructed in a variety of styles, materials, shapes, and sizes.
Monument Circle evolved from a residential neighborhood into an urban public plaza with landmark buildings encircling and framing the Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
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Indianapolis-based conceptual artist Brian McCutcheon uses video, photography, and sculpture to explore the relationships between play and masculinity. He will follow an idea rather than using a signature technique or image and often represents them with different methods. This necessarily directs him to follow a path of learning, both in concept development and material usage for every project.
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The Public Collection is a public art and literacy project developed by Rachel M. Simon, with support from the Herbert Simon Family Foundation. Books for TPC are supplied and stocked by the Indianapolis Public Library.
