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A magazine which was described as “a marae on paper” is being celebrated with an evolving exhibition at Tūranga.
A new exhibition from internationally renowned Kiwi artist Francis Upritchard features a range of figures made from rubber extracted from trees in Brazil.
An inner-city suburb is becoming a hot-spot for street art with dozens of murals large and small decorating walls and buildings around Sydenham.
A joint initiative between Christchurch City Council’s Graffiti Team and telecommunications provider Chorus has helped turn dozens of mundane metal cabinets into small works of art.
A wild new mural that celebrates atua wāhine (Māori goddesses) is about to unfold on the ‘bunker’ outside Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū.
A unique piece of international art can be yours for the same price as of a pound of butter.
What do an ant’s eye, orange peel, a hibiscus flower, rhubarb, bacteria and a space blob have in common?
The art of Māori weaving, under threat 40 years ago, is celebrating its survival against overwhelming odds in a world first exhibition, Te Puna Waiora: The Distinguished Weavers of Te Kāhui Whiritoi.
Cantabrians are encouraged to put themselves in the frame in a new exhibition at Canterbury Museum.
With two new exhibitions, The Moon and the Manor House and Leaving for Work, visitors to Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū can enjoy a mix of new acquisitions and old favourites presented in a new context this summer.
The site in central Christchurch where The Court Theatre’s new home is going to be built has been blessed.
A 200 kilogram golden tree was this week installed remotely by artist Reuben Paterson at Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū.
Christchurch’s stylish new art museum – Ravenscar House Museum – will open to the public on 8 November.
A new book about Lyttelton artist Bill Hammond is likely to be extraordinarily popular says its editor, Christchurch Art Gallery Publications Coordinator Sarah Pepperle.
Lovers of art and music are in for a treat with two new exhibitions making a slightly delayed appearance at the reopened Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū.