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Artwork transforming plain wall

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The plain exterior side wall of the Golden Bay Community Arts Council building on Tākaka’s Commercial Street is being redecorated – and then some.

A vibrant mural titled The Spirit of Golden Bay is now taking shape on the concrete-block wall thanks to local artist Sammy Trimmer, arts worker Claire French and some enthusiastic volunteers who dropped by last Thursday to help realise

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Sharyn is a rural girl from Southland, being brought up surrounded by agriculture. She knew that she would never have a 9-5 job, sitting behind a desk for the rest of her life. After studying at Lincoln University, Sharyn went on to work in the agriculture industry for over 30 years, and in particular The New Zealand Merino Company. Sharyn specializes in Lifestyle and Rural properties in the top of the South region, a career move she wonders why she didn’t make earlier.

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Sammy’s vision.

Despite their best efforts, the unseasonal weather has delayed completion of the work. “It’s looking great but not quite there,” said Claire earlier this week. “We’re hoping by the end of this week, fingers crossed.”

The project was sponsored by Creative Communities, Trash Palace, Golden Bay Workcentre Trust and Golden Bay Community Board.

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