Last Supper display
Approval secured for permanent display of the wax artwork.
The Christian Arts Commission secured approval for the permanent display of the famous Last Supper wax artwork. Formed in 2004, the Fort Worth organization is working to create an open-access museum for spiritually inspired works of art. Its planned museum is designed with spacious galleries, a bright central foyer, and a columned entrance. The commission's focus is on displaying art connected to Christian faith and spiritual awareness. The Last Supper display's removal from public exhibition and placement in storage helped prompt the effort to find it a new home. The commission has acquired a site for the museum and developed plans for its construction. Its work centers on establishing a space for the exhibition of inspired art in Fort Worth.
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Approval secured for permanent display of the wax artwork.
The commission began developing plans for a museum.
The planned museum includes galleries and a central foyer.
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