Looks great, well done all involved 👏
A new art initiative in West Belfast has transformed the area by bringing life back to local black gates.
The competition was hosted at the Stewartstown Road Regeneration Project and local street artist Emic worked closely with communities in the area to develop the final design. “It couldn’t have happened without all the organisations involved working together, through the Transform for Change project. This is what we aim to do in the PEACE IV programme, to bring people together to create positive change.”
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