Legacy of PT Barnum: Bridgeport artist promotes positivity through new mural
A Bridgeport artist's latest mural is part of an effort to bring people downtown.
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Oct 16, 2022, 5:53 PM
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Updated 563 days ago
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321ds agoA Bridgeport artist's latest mural is part of an effort to bring people downtown.
Mexican-American artist Octávio Logo's project depicts the legacy of PT Barnum, who lived in Bridgeport and served as mayor.
The artwork, located on Middle Street, is part of the Color It in Public Art Project.
The project's goal is to enhance people's experience downtown by seeking out artists to create pieces and multifunctional spaces that encourage people to visit the area along with nearby businesses.
