Auckland's big Little City
The Tank Art Project
Part of Art Week in Auckland's BIG little City
A larger than life art installation will be kicked off by artist Askew One during Art Week in the BIG little City. His work has been inspired by, and quotes from, C.K. Stead’s poem ‘Auckland’.
The Tank Art Project in Wynyard Quarter's Tank Farm has been driven by arts mastermind Hamish Keith and is being funded by Westpac.
The project will see five artists decorating the walls of the Tanks in a creative concept - the remaining four artists are yet to be announced.
Westpac’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Sue Foley is thrilled to see the tank farm transform and proud to be supporting Auckland’s artistic community.
“It’s great to be able to champion creativity and support New Zealand art in such a high profile spot for all Aucklanders to enjoy. We’re delighted to be working with Heart of the City for this year’s Art Week,” Ms Foley says.
The Tank Art Project was made possible thanks to Westpac, Resene, Bulk Storage and Stolthaven.
Find out more about the BIG little City's other new works
- Just a Wee Drop by Elliot Francis Stewart on the back of the Brooklyn Bar on Lorne Street.
- Mid-City Thinking by Askew One, Elliot Francis Stewart and Gary Silipa on the Mid-City Steps, opposite Atrium on Elliott on Elliott Street.
Venue:Wynyard QuarterAddress:Tank Farm, Wynyard Quarter, Auckland CBDDate:26/10/2012 to 4/11/2012Ticket:Free
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