It is a duty of those who rule to take care of beauty to the greatest extent, for reasons of pleasure and joy for strangers, for the honor, prosperity and growth of the city and its citizens.
This 700-year-old sign was spotted in Siena, Italy – but how relevant it remains to this day!
The integration of the arts into a city’s infrastructure improves the connection between the city and its people. It increases well-being, creates more societal cohesion, and forms stronger communities.
Keep an eye out for the reveal of the manhole cover design project, in collaboration with Tauranga City Council. The design will live on in our city forever, filling the public art gap identified in our city. Watch this space!
