Public Art

Public art is an important part of Marlborough’s creative landscape, bringing art and storytelling into the places where people live, work, gather and visit.

From sculptures and carved pou to murals, installations and temporary creative projects, public art adds character to our streets, parks, waterfronts and community spaces.

Marlborough’s public art reflects the stories, landscapes and identity of the region. Works can celebrate our natural environment, acknowledge tangata whenua and local history, or simply invite people to pause, look and experience a familiar place in a different way.