Celebrating Auckland Pride 2023 at Precinct

Precinct Properties acknowledge, celebrate, and show support for the LGBTQI+ communities during Pride 2023 and beyond.

We're excited to be collaborating again with activist, artist and curator, Shannon Novak on a multi site project throughout the portfolio. We loved seeing the impact of Shannon's artwork in previous years and are excited to share this years project with our communities.

This year the project is called Brightly Connected which celebrates Pride 2023 and beyond with the installation of bright and colourful artworks in selected sites managed by Precinct Properties and Generator in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Developed by Shannon in collaboration with local LGBTQI+ communities, these artworks are abstract representation of rainbow communities and the light these communities bring to the world. Interwoven shapes represent individuals and groups within rainbow communities that are closely connected to each other. These shapes use the colours from the original rainbow flag and its iterations as well as colours from many other flags used by rainbow communities.

You can find the full list of artwork locations listed below. Be sure to check them out.

- Brightly Connected I - PwC revolving doors (15 Customs St)

- Brightly Connected II - PwC escalators (15 Customs St)

- Brightly Connected III - HSBC glass doors (188 Quay St)

- Brightly Connected IV - Jarden House internal windows (21 Queen St)

- Brightly Connected V - Commercial Bay air bridge (7 Queen St)

- Brightly Connected VII - Mason Brothers glass doors (139 Pakenham St)

- Brightly Connected VIII - Generator Britomart Place (11 Britomart Place)

- Brightly Connected IX - Generator Stanbeth House (28 Customs St)

- Brightly Connected X - Generator 12 Madden Street (12 Madden St)