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Public art

Public art transforms how people experience the public realm and creates a unique sense of place. This section provides a link to Auckland Council’s Public art strategy and a link to He kohanga toi / Auckland Public Art, showcasing more than 400 public artworks across the city.

Inspired by a traditional Māori hinaki, this steel sculpture rises from the wharf at Hobsonville Point.

Ngā Kaupapa here Toi Tūmatanui, Public Art Policy

The Public Art Policy supports excellence, alignment and transparency in Auckland Council’s public art activity. It explains why and how the council is involved in public art.

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He kohinga toi, Auckland Public art website

Auckland Council cares for a collection of more than 400 public artworks, and develops new works across the region. Click here to learn more. 

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