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Council Chairperson, Cllr Valerie Harte launches the exciting ‘Sweet Dreams’ urban reimaging project to transform mundane utility boxes scattered throughout Newry City Centre. Also photographed are L-R Nicola McEvoy, Amplified Arts NI; Councillor Aidan Mathers and Eamonn Connolly, Managing Director Newry BID.
Council Chairperson, Cllr Valerie Harte launches the exciting ‘Sweet Dreams’ urban reimaging project to transform mundane utility boxes scattered throughout Newry City Centre. Also photographed are L-R Nicola McEvoy, Amplified Arts NI; Councillor Aidan Mathers and Eamonn Connolly, Managing Director Newry BID.

A new city wide art initiative has been instigated by Newry DEA Forum in collaboration with Amplified Arts NI and Newry BID. 'Street Dreams', an exciting urban reimaging project is aimed at adding vibrancy and cultural significance to the city centre.  

The initiative involves transforming mundane utility boxes scattered throughout the city centre into works of art. Often overlooked in urban landscapes the boxes are being transformed into canvases for expressing the unique identity and spirit of Newry.

The artwork designs are crafted by local artists who work alongside different community groups to decides the theme and concept for each of the pieces. Magnet Young Adult Centre working with talented local artist, Zippy, is the first group to see their inspired artwork designs on four of the utility boxes under their chosen theme, ‘Music in Nature’.

Expressing her enthusiasm for the project's potential to revitalize urban spaces and empower local communities, Newry Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Valerie Harte said, “The Street Dreams reimaging project represents how artists can use the creative vision of community groups to redefine public spaces and foster a sense of pride and ownership within the community. By involving our young people and community groups in the design process we are not only beautifying our urban landscape but also nurturing a sense of belonging and civic engagement."

The Chairperson continued, “Furthermore, we would like to thank the contribution of Zippy, the talented artist responsible for installing the first four pieces. Zippy's signature style of bold and energetic, topographic murals has brought their ideas to life, turning a vision into reality."

The artist Zippy @artisrt.zippy added "I received a welcoming response from the public and locals during the activation of these murals."

Other artists will be adding their work to further boxes in the near future.

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