Ramsey Town Commissioners say they are thrilled by the completion of the first shelter in the Mooragh Park Shelter Art Project.
This initiative represents a major milestone in its efforts to make Ramsey a better place to be and to promote public art.
The first shelter located in the play area to the north of the Mooragh Park, has been transformed by the talented team at Serendipity Arts & Crafts into a captivating cartoon-style Viking longboat.
Street Art
Juan McGuinness, the commissioner who conceived the project, said: “As someone who has always been inspired by dynamic street art cultures around the world, I am proud to see our town embrace this creative venture.
“The Viking longboat not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of Mooragh Park but also invites residents and visitors to appreciate the rich cultural heritage we share.
“I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Ali and Caroline at Serendipity Arts for their outstanding work and creativity.”
This mural is a testament to the talent and artistic spirit within our community. I am excited to see how this project will continue to evolve, bringing more colour and life to our beloved town.
Juan McGuinness
The Mooragh Park Shelter Art Project is part of a broader initiative to transform public spaces in Ramsey into vibrant, art-filled environments.
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