Mrs W. M. Harris checking for mail in her stick-man letterbox in Papanui.
Mrs W. M. Harris holding mail, standing beside her stick-man letterbox in Papanui.
"Working on a piece in the old YCD building in Lichfield Street." - Contributor's note.
Students from the Ilam School of Fie Arts, Terry Bird (left), Robin Coutts, and Alistair Dyer on the roof of the Speedway Safety Helmets factory they have just finished painting.
The Christchurch Technical Institute exhibition about the graphic arts.
Views of Meander (a plastic hose and perspex sculpture) by Carl Sydow which is one of the exhibits at the Group Show at the Society of Arts gallery.
Views of Sandra Williamson looking at artwork by Wayne Rogers from the Christchurch Technical Institute exhibition about the graphic arts.
Views of Clare Buchanan and Katrina Bohan looking at artwork from the Christchurch Technical Institute exhibition about the graphic arts.
Mural by Russell Clark in the main terminal building at Christchurch International Airport.
Golden Books researcher, Sue Donovan, holding an enlarged cover picture for the book ‘James the Captain Cook pig’.
Mayor Neville Pickering in mayoral robes and a “fore and aft” cocked hat.
Dan Doyle, Catholic Mission volunteer, with souvenirs from Papua New Guinea.
Helen Claydon standing next to a painting.
The Blerta bus with musicians sitting on the grass in front.
Views of Mrs L. M. Neale and Mrs C. Clark looking at some of the paintings from the Christchurch Suburban Art Group exhibition located at Riccarton Mall.
Jenny Blanchett-Burton watches Grant Finch work on a leather plaque at the Building Centre in Cashel Street.
Peggy Finaly examines artwork by Ronald Jorgensen at the Canterbury Society of Arts Gallery.
Views of the Corsair Gallery at Park Terrace in Lyttelton.
Sculptor, Llew Summers, with his sculpture, Moongazer, which the Rawhiti Community Arts Council wants to install near the North New Brighton Community Hall.
Mosaic artists working on the Crack’d for Christchurch mosaic chair ahead of installation at the Green Room Crack’d Garden by Greening The Rubble. Pictured from left are, Marie Hudson, Helen Campbell...
Close-up part of the mosaic made from broken china for the Crack’d for Christchurch mosaic chair, ahead of installation at the Green Room Crack’d Garden by Greening The Rubble.
Sharon Wilson working on the Crack’d for Christchurch mosaic chair, using broken china, ahead of installation at the Green Room Crack’d Garden by Greening The Rubble.
A woman and two small children with the Crack’d for Christchurch mosaic chair and ottoman, know as Flora and Otto, in the Greening The Rubble created Green Room Crack’d Garden. Located on Colombo...
Flowers in bloom at the Green Room Crack’d Garden created by Greening The Rubble on Colombo Street near the intersection with Tuam Street. In the centre is the Crack’d for Christchurch mosaic chair...