So you can’t sleep right?  If the Fringe fes­ti­val has left you all over stim­u­lat­ed and you are in need of night time nov­el­ty may I sug­gest that you head to the Wat­sui tonight for the start of a fre­net­ic 24 hour art gum­ball ral­ly around Welling­ton.  Welsh artist Bed­wyr Williams is going to give us his spin on the ONE DAY SCULPTURE series by tak­ing a used sta­tion wag­on around 24 loca­tions in 24 hours, aim­ing to stack up 24 works on the roof rack by  mid­night tomor­row.

Planned itin­er­ary after the jump

00.00–01.00 Welling­ton from Mount Vic Look­out
01.00–02.00 The Watusi (bar) 6 Edward St, Welling­ton
02.00–03.00 The moon
03.00–04.00 Ware­hous­es with Japan­ese-style mur­al, shed 53 Aotea Quay
04.00–05.00 Tele­graph mast, seen from afar
05.00–06.00 Secu­ri­ty Guard, CBD
06.00–07.00 Chafers Skate Park near Te Papa, Cable Street
07.00–08.00 Wind Tur­bine at sun­rise , Brook­lyn
08.00–09.00 Radar Sta­tion seen from Wind tur­bine
09.00–10.00 Lions’ Enclo­sure, Welling­ton Zoo
10.00–11.00 Greek Ortho­dox Com­mu­ni­ty Church, 23 Bay St, Petone
11.00–12.00 Pie Shop, The Eslpanade, Petone, from play­ground side of build­ing
12.00–13.00 Cable Car, from Botan­i­cal Gar­dens end, Upland Rd, Kel­burn
13.00–14.00 Basin Reserve from Mt. Vic­to­ria look­out
14.00–15.00 Mount Vic Tun­nel (dri­ve by only rec­om­mend­ed)
15.00–16.00 Air­port Con­trol Tow­er, 36 Tiran­gi Rd, Ron­go­tai
16.00–17.00 Air­port run­way seen from Cob­ham Dri­ve, Mira­mar
17.00–18.00 Massey Memo­r­i­al, Maupuia, Massey Rd, North­ern end of Mira­mar Penin­su­la
18.00–19.00 House in Cave, Point Dorset, btwn Seatoun beach & Break­er Bay, access via nude beach or Seatoun end
19.00–20.00 Gui­tar Mak­er, near Wahine Park, Break­er Bay
20.00–21.00 Sun­set at Wahine Park, Break­er Bay
21.00–22.00 Welsh Soci­ety Chair­woman, pri­vate res­i­dence
22.00–23.00 Car­il­lon, (war memo­r­i­al) seen from across road, Buck­le St
23.00–00.00 Self por­trait, at car park out­side Enjoy, Swan Lane, off Cuba St

Bed­wyr’s blog gives a bit of back­ground.  Rad­i­cal tourism indeed.

Let us know in the com­ments what you think of the loca­tion selec­tion and if you see any art­mak­ing as it goes down.