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Committee to consider temporary art installation
Committee to consider temporary art installation for Anglesea St wall
New life could be breathed in
Hamilton’s Anglesea St wall, thanks to a proposed
temporary public art installation.
Hamilton City
Council’s Operations and Activity Performance Committee
will be considering whether to endorse a three-month
temporary art installation for the Anglesea St wall (also
known as the Wintec wall) during its meeting next Tuesday,
12 June...
...View the full media release
attached or read online at http://www.hamilton.co.nz/our-council/news/Pages/Committee-to-consider-temporary-art-installation-for-Anglesea-St-wall.aspx
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