Pacific Sisters, SCAPE Public Art

Reflecting upon the familiar sight of road cones during FESTA

25 October 2014

Visitors reflect upon the road cones that became a part of Christchurch life after the earthquake. The cones are part of the Antigravity CityUps installation at the FEStival of Transitional Architecture.
Antigravity was created by a team from the University of Auckland consisting of:
Students: Mustafa Mora, Romano Chung, Miriama Amold, Chris Dingdong, Mehul Patel, Ayla Raymond-Roberts, Alex Pirie, Keith Mann, Varun Saxena, Ping Ang, Cheryl Walbridge, Zija Ge, Elly Wang, Helen Zhu, Loretta Lee, Layne Parkes, Aaron Gourlay, Angelo Bueno, Adee Balouch, Rex Ren.
Tutors: Dermott McMeel

Creator: Wei Li Jiang

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - South

Contributor: Wei Li Jiang

Source: Entry in the 2019 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt

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The Greenway - Public Art

January 2022

A public art installation, Tanya Brown, Avonside Drive series by Hannah Kidd, located in the Greenway, Tuam Street.

Creator: WowCHCH!

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - West

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Pacific Sisters, SCAPE Public Art

17 January 2023

'Pacific Sisters' art installation as part of SCAPE Public Art summer season 2022 on Oxford Terrace.

Creator: GailCook

Area: Central City / Cathedral Square North

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Pacific Sisters, SCAPE Public Art

17 January 2023

'Pacific Sisters' art installation as part of SCAPE Public Art summer season 2022 on Oxford Terrace, in front of Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.

Creator: GailCook

Area: Central City / Cathedral Square North

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Art installation in Lyttelton

5 October 2020

"A quirky art installation, situated in a window towards the bottom of Oxford Street, Lyttelton, that appears and changes at unknown intervals." - Contributor's note

Creator: Andrew Bell

Area: South East / Lyttelton

Contributor: Andrew Bell

Source: Entry in the 2020 Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt

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Rewi Couch art at Te Matatini Kapa Haka Festival

5 March 2015

Art installation by Rewi Couch at Te Matatini Kapa Haka Festival. Featured are a Pātaka (storehouse), mokili (canoe), and pā tauremu (eel trap). North Hagley Park, 2015. Behind is Park Terrace.

Creator: Donna Robertson.

Area: West / Hagley Park

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Rewi Couch's installation

5 March 2015

Art installation by Rewi Couch at Te Matatini Kapa Haka Festival. Featured are a Pātaka (storehouse), mokili (canoe), and pā tauremu (eel trap). North Hagley Park, 2015.

Area: West / Hagley Park

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