British artist Antony Gormley’s STAY, was installed in two parts. The first figure, as part of SCAPE 8 New Intimacies, was installed mid-current in Ch...

STAY, by British artist Antony Gormley was installed in two parts. The second installation, completing the artwork, was installed in the Northern Quad...

This sculpture emerged after the UK-based artist spent time in Ōtautahi in October 2017.

With reference to realistic portraiture and pop culture references, his piece evokes a sense of the cosmic and spiritual.

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

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

Street artist Brandon Warrell’s Rise From Rubble mural on the side of the Ibis Hotels depicts a native silvereye bird on a flowering kōwhai tree.

Christchurch street artist Jacob Yikes’ work is a regular feature around the city, and includes this fitting tribute to Lewis Carroll’s most famous ch...

Originally from the UK, the now Kiwi street artist Cracked Ink has been a fixture on the street art scene for more than 10 years, and his untitled mur...

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

Bay of Plenty artist Owen Dippie’s depiction of a graceful ballerina was the final piece in Christchurch’s first street art festival, RISE. It’s locat...

Kotuku by Caroline Rothwell was designed specifically for installation in a large pond in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens for the SCAPE Biennial 2002

Encircling first appeared in North Hagley Park for the SCAPE 2006 Biennial.

Christchurch artist Sam Harrison is a leading proponent of contemporary figuration and is well known for his observant, emotionally resonant sculpture...

Chimp aka Ash Sisson spent two weeks of his school holdiays from Massey University, where he's in the third year of an Industrial Design degree, paint...

Over the last decade, Ben Pearce has pursued a focused investigation of sculptural form, working in wood, stone, metal and found objects.

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...

Spanning 12 wall panels and 75 metres, New Zealand artist Flox’s No Place Like Home takes its inspiration from the journey Christchurch residents unde...