Fort Wayne Museum of Art Honors Restaurateur

James Khan

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The Fort Wayne Museum of Art honored Fort Wayne restaurateur James Khan with the Theodore Thieme Award at its ArtRageous Gala and Auction. The Thieme Award is named for the first major patron of the museum and honors those who contribute to the museum’s efforts. Khan owns Proximo, The Hoppy Gnome and BakerStreet Steakhouse. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Purdue University.