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    Feature Story: Economics grad turned-artist brings colour to the streets of Auckland, New Zealand

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    When Emily Gardner graduated at the top of her class in Economics in 2013, the thought of making a living as an artist might have seemed a world away. Now, nearly five years later, Gardner is a commissioned street artist creating bright and beautiful murals in Auckland, New Zealand. “I kind of discovered painting when I was feeling pressure and uncertainty in other areas of my life,” says Gardner. “I was struggling to find the kind of job that I wanted - and in the middle of a difficult relationship - being able to go paint a wall to offload stress was a significant form of therapy for me.”
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