Arts Employment Scheme mural on Lichfield Street

20 May 1983

Artists from the Arts Employment Scheme with pavlovas at the official opening of the "The Kiwi Quarter Acre Pavlova Paradise" designed by Janet de Wagt on the wall of the Lichfield Street carpark. Pictured are, from left, Gary Collins, Bianca van Rangerlroory, Arthur Manawatu, Matthew Johnstone, Janet de Waft and Jonathon Flynn.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - North

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Arts Employment Scheme mural on Lichfield Street

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