NZ Police Manukau District Commander visits Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple North Island
On 13th November, NZ Police Manukau District Commander, Superintendent Jill Rogers, Manukau District East Area Commander, Manukau Inspector Wendy Spiller and Communication Officer, Justin Zeng visited Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple New Zealand. Their arrival was cordially welcomed by Abbess Manshin, Venerable Rulian, the President of BLIA 4th Subdivision, Veronica and other BLIA members.
Abbess Manshin took the opportunity to introduce the Art Salon to the attendees, where numerous artworks from over 90 artists are currently under exhibition. The masterpieces include oil paintings, acrylic paintings, watercolour paintings, glass art, jewelleries, pottery, photography, wood sculptures, bronze sculptures and stone sculptures. The police officers commended Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple New Zealand’s effort in bringing joy and happiness to the public via Art Salon.
Superintendent Jill Rogers expressed her gratitude to Abbess Manshin for her hospitality during the visit. She felt excited as the Art Salon integrates artworks into the local community, which enable the visitors to slow down their pace and enjoy the ‘feast of artworks’.