Exterior wall to a house converted from a shop with graffiti along the wall at 334 Madras Street in St Albans.
The western facade of Colombo Street bridge, as seen from the river bank of Ōtākaro-Avon River in Victoria Square.
Last building of the Addington Railway Workshops - since dismantled.
Graffiti covered remains of the Addington sale yards on Deans Avenue.
Graffiti covered remains of the Addington sale yards on Deans Avenue. South Hagley Park is visible.
Looking west along the railway line from Waltham Street bridge.
View of the railway lines and northern façade of 481 Colombo Street.
Graffiti saying "CHAOS" in the old sale yards.
Artwork of a prostitute on the pillars of Moorhouse Ave overbridge.
Views of Brian Keeley, a National Party candidate, cleaning graffiti from a billboard featuring himself on Main North Road near the Styx overbridge.
Children cleaning graffiti off administration building at Avondale Primary School in Christchurch.
Views of Vietnam war protest graffiti on the wall of the General Foods Corporation reading 'No Food For Troops'.
Interior of a room within the former Normal School prior to conversion into Cranmer Courts apartments on the corner of Kilmore and Montreal streets.
One of the first post-earthquake graffiti, posted on a still standing wall on Manchester Street. It was a comment on the anxiety we were all feeling with the numerous aftershocks....
Collapsed Argonaut building at 100 Stanmore Road behind temporary fencing, beside Stanmore SuperValue supermarket.
Looking west from Colombo Street overbridge towards the Durham Street South overbridge. South of the railwaylines is 481 Colombo Street.
A Ballantynes employee helping a customer load a box with a Christmas tree into the boot of a customer’s car which is parked opposite the building at 137 Hereford Street.