What if? Nelson asks how it can change the narrative
A group of Nelsonians tired of hearing that the city centre is dying have joined forces in a bid to change the narrative.
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A group of Nelsonians tired of hearing that the city centre is dying have joined forces in a bid to change the narrative.
BRADEN FASTIER / STUFF/Nelson Mail Make/Shift Spaces General Manager Anne Rush, left, and director of the Suter Gallery Julie Catchpole do some knitting at Nelson's bus depot next to a copy of a painting of Perrine Moncrieff by artist Marjorie Naylor as part of ArtWalk. A trip through central Nelson will become a walk of art, with 21 works adorning the walls of city buildings. The ArtWalk project is a joint effort by Make/Shift Spaces and The Suter Art Gallery Te Aratoi o Whakatū to reproduce and enlarge a selected group of artworks from The Suter’s permanent collection for display to cel...