Public Art Panel Minutes
Hui 1 - 13 October 2022
Hui 2 - 31 October 2022
Venue: Hui 1 - In person: Level 16, 113 The Terrace, Room 16.08 & online
Hui 2 - Online: Teams - notes in blue
Attendees External Arts Advisors:
s7(2)(a)
Māori, Toi Rauwhārangi - College of Creative
Arts, Massey University
s7(2)(a)
ndependent Curator and Arts Commentator
Wellington City Council:
▪
Andy Lowe, Manager, City Arts, Creative Capital (PAP chair)
▪
Eve Armstrong, Senior Arts Advisor, City Arts, Creative Capital (PAP
facilitator)
▪
Farzad Zamani, Urban Regeneration and Design Manager, City Design
▪
Karl Noldan, Public Art and Memorials Specialist, Assets & Projects - Parks,
Sport & Recreation
▪
Kohe Webster, Coordinator Māori Partnerships, Mataaho Aronui – Māori
Strategic Outcomes
▪
Sophie Jerram, Programme Manager - Aho Tini, Creative Capital *
▪
Pippa Sanderson, Senior Arts Advisor, City Arts, Creative Capital *
▪
Gina Matchitt, Project Coordinator, City Arts, Creative Capital
Guests:
▪ Out of scope
▪
▪
Mark Williams, Director, Circuit Artist Moving Image Aotearoa
▪
Out of scope
Apologies:
▪ s7(2)(a)
Te Papa Tongarewa
▪
Stephanie O’Shea, Senior Urban Designer, Public Space - City Design &
Place Planning
*Not present at hui 2
Out of Scope
Out of Scope
Out of Scope
Out of Scope
Out of Scope
Masons Screen - Mark Williams, Circuit Artist Moving Image.
Report back on annual funding and discussion regarding future funding.
Hui 2 – Discussion and Decision
The panel agreed to continue to support Circuit through a 3-year agreement with the duration
of video works to be increased to 6 weeks. City Arts will review the budget and finalise details
with Circuit directly. City Arts noted there may be a need to further increase the budget to
accommodate increased fees for artists including the three commissions, Matariki
curator/artist commission fees and other running costs.
The PSR team manages the maintenance of the infrastructure. Karl Noldan will arrange an
onsite meeting with a contractor, Circuit and City Arts to look at maintenance and upgrading
the equipment and site. Improving internet connection to enable remote access will be
explored, along with addressing the other issues raised by Circuit in the report presentation.
The panel also discussed opportunities to further celebrate and increase the visibility of
Masons Screen including through WCC social media. Exploring future opportunities to show
or reshow the artists’ videos was also discussed.
Out of Scope
Out of Scope
