Why the Arts matter in New Hampshire
“Bird Dreaming 2,” a sculpture carved by New Zealand artist Jocelyn Pratt, during the 2022 Nashua International Sculpture Symposium. The work is located outside Picker Artists Studios, 3 Pine St. It is an example of the kind of public art that could vanish without stable funding. Courtesy photo
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