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Innocence by Evelyn Haig
This article first appeared as 'Sweet portrait belies tough protestor's tragic tale' in The Press on 24 May 2016.
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Untitled by Connie Samaras
This article first appeared as 'Seal of approval for video' in The Press on 20 April 2016.
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Art Makes Me... A Winner!
Meet Kylie Hansen from Christchurch. She's the lucky winner of our Art Makes Me selfie competion.
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The sloping deck by William Wyllie
This article first appeared as 'Painting makes up for size in drama' in The Press on 4 April 2016.
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Private lodgings by W.A. Sutton
Private Lodgings is a portrait of a lost Christchurch building that dates most probably from the 1860s.
When Bill Sutton painted it in 1954, it was an increasingly decrepit boarding house, on the corner of Manchester and Southwark streets, just out of the central city - opposite the much more famous Coker's Hotel.
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'The Reid Children Aggie, Constance, Stewart, Douglas, Egerton by John Horsburgh
This article first appeared as 'Mystery of portrait' in The Press, 9 March 2016.
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Five years on
Today is the fifth anniversary of the February earthquake of 2011 which devastated Christchurch. During that time, we and our city have been through so many different phases.
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Persimmon (Study of a Racehorse) by Elizabeth Harrison
This article first appeared as 'A quietly classical presence' in The Press on 19 January 2016.
