The following people or organisations have kindly contributed photos or text for inclusion on this website. The photos may have been used as content on this website or as posts on our FaceBook page and Instagram account.
Copyright over these contributed photographs remain with the original photographer, for any inquiring by a person or persons wishing to use or reproduce these images please, in the first instance, use our Contact page.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
Chiara Corbelletto is an established Italian-New Zealand sculptor with a multifaceted art career spanning exhibitions to public commissions and art integrated in architecture.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
A number of Vector assets (transformers and power boxes) have had a graphical make over from various artists over the years. Through their representative Megan Coup the company has generously allowed us to use the following images on our website and map.
Phil Le Cren has amassed a sizeable collection of Chorus cabinet art photos from the Canterbury region. He has given us permission to add these photos to our website and map.
Ares Artifex (Jesse Jenson) is a street artist who believes in the freedom of visual speech. Art speaks a unique language that transcends class and culture and can define the image of a city, as an artist who learned to paint on the streets Ares Artifex hopes sto persuade building owners and council regulators to allow street art to flourish. Ares Artifex
Rebecca is off on a year of full time RV life with her family of 5 travelling around New Zealand. Follow their travels on Push Pause
We appreciate the contribution of the Whanganui District Council in providing us with the following images of outdoor artworks in their collection. The photographs and textual descriptions are added to the map and website with their grateful assistance.
We wish to acknowledge the contribution of the Palmerston North City Council in allowing us to add a number of their artworks to our website and map, the photographs and textual descriptions have all been gratefully received. We do appreciate the amount of effort put in by their dedicated arts and events team who are working to make tangible changes to public spaces in the city.
We wish to thank the volunteer researchers at the Waihi Arts Centre and Museum for their time and effort in tracking down information regarding the Waihi Time Warp mural painted by Johnny Mulvay. Having found articles in the local paper from 2007 they went further and contacted the artist himself on our behalf. Their assistance is greatly appreciated.
Ross kindly allowed us access to his essays for the listed sculptures. Due to the length of the essays and space limitations on this site the text of his essays have been abbreviated but we hope that we have retained the essence of his work.
Denise is an avid traveller and explorer. A resident of Papakura many of her contributions come from daily walks around the suburb.
These photos may also be a part of the University of Canterbury CEISMIC archive The images are used with permission of the photographers. Some images may have been cropped to a size appropriate for this website.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
Used with kind permission of the artist.
