public art
By PHILIP CHANDLER
A Queenstown architect’s proposing a unique piece of temporary public art to mark Covid-19’s dramatic impact on the resort.
Phillip Tytler’s ‘Covid-19 Pavilion’ would be four-dimensional — the fourth dimension refers to it moving and changing shape in...
This huge 1.5-metre-long hand, sculpted from Piemontite stone, arrives at Milford Galleries Queenstown this Friday for an online exhibition entitled ‘Flora’.
It's the work of Luggate sculptor Josh Olley, who sourced the metamorphosed schist from the Mount Aspiring region.
"It's an...
A top Kiwi artist is calling for a public art gallery in the resort.
Grahame Sydney, best known for his landscapes of Central Otago, says it's a glaring omission in Queenstown's calling card.
He's pitching the idea of a purpose-built gallery paid...