Last updated:
We are independent and we need help to keep the industry thriving. News is important during the COVID-19 Pandemic; it can be informative especially during the toughest times of all. For us, there is a need to speed up so we can inform and share what matters faster. You can help with the progress by donating to us.
Make a donation
We’re super happy with the outcome of all artists involved!
Rimutaka Prison Inmate, Whanau Embrace, 2019
At the Wellington District Police HQ, Police have lined up art work along Cell Hallways to make a more calm & peaceful atmosphere to inmates coming in, and, out.
Over 60 submissions from artists including year seven students and, prisoners at Rimutaka Prison.
Advertisement
Advertisement
- Advertise with thisquality
Various art showcase.
Do you know more? Send Police, Crime and EMS information, footage or photos to [email protected]
Melanie Corby come first place & has been a teacher for over 20+ years. She was the winner of the event & has the largest showcase as inmates come into the parking / loading bay for the Wellington District Police HQ.
Melanie Corby was super excited when she was awarded, it goes to show that a event like this can bring many artists from all areas can come together into one group & showcase their work to the media / world.
“I just hope when people walk through they’re inspired that there is hope and the world is full of colour and brightness and they can grasp a little straw of that and know they’re here for a reason and a purpose,” she said. -NewsHub
We’ve provided video footage at the event:
If you liked this publication, please consider donating to support thisquality being independent. Protect trustworthy news from official Government newswires and voices inside local communities. Invest in a range of interesting fields of storyful perspectives that matter.
Donate here
