Imogen Maguire and Rose Hird selected for the Whanganui Walls mentoring programme 2020

Congratulations to Imogen Maguire and Rose Hird being selected for the Whanganui Walls mentoring programme.

A shame they couldn't create a wall in our community this year, however, here's a new opportunity from Whanganui Walls to get creative... 👩‍🎨 🎨 👨‍🎨

Visual Arts Department
Whanganui High School

Whanganui Walls
April 21
Registation now open!
Are you an artist, anywhere in the world, concerned about the state of our home planet and humanity?

This week, we announced a global call for artists to participate in “HOME”, the world’s first stay-at-home environmental mural festival.

From April 21-26, and in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day (April 22), we are mounting a globe-spanning campaign to unite creatives around a common cause; giving our HOME planet an artistic voice by painting murals in the safety of their home, while sheltering in place due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

We are asking artists to create original artworks that make a statement about humanity’s relationship to the natural environment as it relates to COVID-19 and beyond. Because, now, more than ever, it is clear that environmental and human health are inseparable.

To register as a participating artist or learn about the project’s virtual event schedule, visit bit.ly/home-murals or hit the link in our bio.

Sign up today, share with your community, and be part of a global movement for a better tomorrow. Together, we will transform drab white walls at home into visionary canvases for a brighter future.

Presented by PangeaSeed Foundation Alternative Arts Initiative and Whanganui Walls

Artwork by supporting ARTivist @ginakiel nz @kellyspencer Nz @ericvozzola (USA).@georgerose Au

21/4/20