UK-based artist Tom Dale contributes two video works to the SCAPE Season 2018.

An iconic city timeline, Auckland-based artist Anton Parsons’ Passing Time features twisting boxes depicting each year between 1906 (the foundation ye...

Canadian artist Kevin Ledo’s impressive murals of portraits continue, with his piece on Māori elder Whero O Te Rangi Bailey gracing the wall of the Cr...

Enjoy the tranquility of sea kayaking and explore the best of Christchurch City from the gentle waters of te awa Ōtākaro Avon River.

The braided river can change everyday depending on our environment. The artist noticed this every time she visited her grandparents at Lake Coleridge.

The local environment, particularly our braided rivers, is very important to this artist who created this work to represent its fragility and unique s...

Irish artist Fin DAC’s mural Kaitiaki (the Māori word for ‘guardian) outside the YMCA combines elements of Māori culture and mythology to offer protec...

Erica van Zon has made a suite of new sculptures in metal, glass and mirror-perspex.

Hannah Beehre’s new sculptural installation within Canterbury Museum creates a walk-through rendering of a nebula

One of New Zealand’s foremost painters, Judy Millar’s work has garnered critical acclaim both locally and internationally – including representing New...

The korowai (cloak) is made from individually designed feathers, from over 60 Ōtautahi students.

Auckland artist Flox is known for creating elegant and delicate representations of Kiwi flora and fauna, as captured here in Kiwi Jungle.

Based on the act of giving and the positive symbolism of light, Mischa Kuball’s Solidarity Grid was commissioned by the Christchurch City Council and ...

Consisting of 10 modular objects that read and function both as trees and as houses, Julia Morison’s Tree Houses for Swamp Dwellers can be engaged wit...

Local Māori artist Piri Cowie is undertaking an ambitious, interwoven project with multiple strands

The vertiginous Diminish and Ascend has previously drawn great attention at Sculpture by the Sea, Sydney, and Sculpture on the Gulf on Waiheke Island.

Some of New Zealand’s best wines and up-and-coming wineries are produced by locals right on Christchurch’s doorstep, and we’re hugely into the idea of...

Regan Gentry’s Flour Power was the first new public sculpture commissioned by the Christchurch City Council’s Public Art Advisory Group. Funding for t...