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• Sculpture & Public art

Wellington is home to many examples of public art. If you take a stroll around the city you will find a huge variety of striking art works for the public to enjoy. Check out the listings below for more details, or click here to have a look at our Walkways and Tracks www.feelinggreat.co.nz/facilities-and-venues/walkways-and-tracks 
Each 'Explore Wellington' walk in Walkways and Tracks also lists the public art you can find along the way!

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• A guide to Wellington's public art If you're looking for a full list of Wellington's public art then click on the webpage link below. You will find details for each sculpture or piece of art as well as its location. A fantastic way to get outdoors and enjoy... Rate:

  

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• Fish Off (2005) Artist: Catherine English Once upon a time, in the not too distant past, Lambton Quay was shoreline, then it came to be, solid land on which buildings took hold, full of suited people, pockets burning, and fishing for trinkets in shops.... Rate:

  

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• I Cure the Wounds of Advertising (2005) Artist: Jonny de PainterBorn Mosgeil in the early 1960s, Jonny learnt drawing and painting techniques from his father and other interested teachers. Exhibited at Christopher Moore Gallery from 1991 - 2002. Non-fellow artist-in-residence at Rita... Rate:

  

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• Office (2003) Artist: Justin Duffin I am an artist/animator who uses a lot of bright colour in my work. I am very interested in animals, snails and birds. One day I hope to have a fishpond   Rate:

  

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• Saint George and the Dragon (2005) Artist: Daniel Mills My contribution, for the corner of Willis and Boulcott Streets is based on the legend of St George and the dragon, on account of it's proximity to the Saint George Hotel. The chapel-like style is inspired by the Catholic... Rate:

  

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• Street Signs (2005) Artist: Liana Leiataua A pictogram constructed with the Samoan design technique of siapo - point and line method used to translate three-dimensional form into two dimensions.Street signs, 2005 is a collection of symbols distinctive to Newtown, with... Rate:

  

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• The Kete of Knowledge (2005) Artist: Lynn Clark I was born in Wellington in 1965 to Liverpudlian immigrant parents. I was a "little Liverpudlian" until the age of eight, when my scouse accent gave way to the constant immersion in primary school... Rate:

  

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• The Stars are Brightly Shining (2005) Artist: Davey McGhieYou approach, gather unannounced at this magic corner.You bring warmth in the cold windy winter, the sun comes with your arrival.The stars are shining brightly......There exist a purpose...to sing and dance the night away.Kick it... Rate:

  

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• The Tree of Life (2005) Artist: Sam BroadI work out of the attic of a Victorian manor house in Wellington. I create wooden automata (interactive kinetic sculptures), paintings and prints (woodcuts and etchings). I also undertake some illustration work. My work is... Rate:

  

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• Wellington Art Tours Wellington Art Tours takes small groups to visit small city galleries, workshops and treasured art spaces you might otherwise miss on a short visit to the capital. They are guided by engaging people who know and love Wellington and its art... Rate:

  

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