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Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 4:13 pm
Whanganui’s vibrant arts community came to life last
month with Lights on Bikes making its
return.
Celebrating the newly launched Drews Avenue
streetscape, locals flooded the event with art, lights,
music, and performances. UCOL’s Design Foundation and
Practical Lecturer, Cecelia Kumeroa, worked together with
artist Jodi Clark to create a part of the streetscape,
connecting street art to local history.
The event,
supported by the Government’s Innovating Streets fund,
aimed to boost Drews Avenue’s status as the hub of
Whanganui’s creative community.
For Kumeroa, it was
a great experience working with artist Jodi Clark and