View of the 'Knitting for the Front' (known as Knitting Girl) statue at Windsor House Home for the Elderly in Shirley. The statue is owned by the Canterbury Society of Arts on indefinite loan to...
Sculpture work for the grounds surrounding newly constructed buildings by Rosemary Johnson at the Christchurch Teachers College, Ilam.
Windwood, an art installation by Morgan Jones, at the Arts Centre.
Sculpture by Llew Summers on the lawn outside the Christchurch Town Hall as part of the Christchurch Arts Festival. Pictured is Trent Logan, 3, with his mother Ms Cornwell.
Peace, a sculpture by Llew Summers being moved from the quadrangle of the Arts Centre.
Llew Summers with a sculpture of a front row rugby forward in the courtyard of the Canterbury Gallery on Papanui Road, Merivale.
Sculpture of Wrestlers by Llew Summers to be placed in the daffodil lawn at the Botanic Gardens.
Councillor, Carole Evans, and her granddaughter, Lauren, with a panel from the Fabulous Races sculpture by Bing Dawe.
Noel Gregg pushes a supporting post into place as Bing Dawe sculpture, Fabulous Races, is settled into its new Cathedral Square home.
"A sculpture made from timber offcuts for a "Trash-into-Art" display at the Christchurch Arts Centre. Pictured are, from left, Sinead O'Hanlon, Maria O'Connell, Fiona O'Hanlon, Taryn Newton, Kirstie...
Statue by sculptor, Llew Summers, outside the Waimairi District Council flats in Manse Place, Redwood.
"Art installation entitled "300 Steps" at Mount Gay in South Canterbury by sculptor, Morgan Jones."
Mansur Addison, 4, climbing on a Llew Summers sculpture.
Janice Barnett, 20, receptionist at the Arts Centre, with Neil Dawson sculpture suspended above the northern quadrangle at the Christchurch Arts Centre.
"Rosemary Johnson with her art installation, "Falling Fence" in the quadrangle of the Arts Centre. The installation is part of Anzart, an international arts festival at the Arts Centre."
The Temple for Christchurch, an art installation by Hippathy Valentine, on the site of the former Christchurch Convention Centre.
The art installation, Temple for Christchurch, on an empty allotment at 100 Peterborough Street. To the south are Kilmore Street, the Christchurch Town Hall, and 119 Kilmore Street.
The art installation, Temple for Christchurch, on an empty allotment at 100 Peterborough Street. To the south is the building at 119 Kilmore Street.
The Temple for Christchurch art installation on the empty allotment at 100 Peterborough Street. Also visible is 119 Kilmore Street.
The art installation, Temple for Christchurch, on an empty allotment at 100 Peterborough Street. Also visible are 112 Peterborough Street and the temporary library at 85 Peterborough Street.
Corner of Peterborough Street and Colombo Streets with a mural on the northern facade of 820 Colombo Street. Also visible is the building at 227 Cambridge Terrace.
The sculpture, Flour Power, on the corner of High Street and Hereford Street.