Digital billboard on Lambton Quay showing Judi's art

"Embrace the Dawn Chorus" Urban Art exhibition 2 May 2021

Embrace the Dawn Chorus

May-June 2021 
An UrbanArt Foundation collaboration
with Predator Free Wellington and Zealandia

To celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day, on May 2nd, the Urban Art Foundation presents the Embrace the Dawn Chorus exhibition dedicated to New Zealand’s bird life and created in collaboration with Zealandia Ecosanctuary and Predator Free Wellington. 

Featured artists in the show are: Judi Lapsley Miller, Chimp, Hannah Shand, Niels Meyer-Westfeld, Jeanette Blackburn, and Sofia Minson.

Artworks are displayed on digital screens throughout the Wellington CBD, Airport, and Railway Station, and on street screens in cities outside of Wellington, including Auckland, Christchurch, Hamilton and New Plymouth.

Download a catalogue of Judi's works in this show

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