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The SCAPE Panel Discussion, Imagined Futures, was held on 11 Sept 2011. Pictured from left to right are Blair French, Lara Strongman, William Field, Ash Keating, Hugh Nicholson, Simon Sellars and Bill McKay. Photo credit: Inger Hughson.

Anton Parsons, "Passing Time". Permanently located at Wilson Reserve, CPIT, Christchurch. Photo credit: Duncan Shaw-Brown

The SCAPE Christchurch Earthquake Recovery Auction was held on 6 August 2011 in Auckland.

Ahmet Öğüt, "Waiting for a Bus". Located outside Canterbury Museum until 2 Oct 2011. Photo credit: Sharon Blance.

Darryn George, "The Lambs' Book of Life (Folder Wall)

Darryn George's "The Lamb's Book of Life (Folder Wall)" with celebratory balloons on opening day, 14 August 2011. Photo credit: Ron Throw.

Ash Keating, "Gardensity" in collaboration with Dorian Farr, Patrick Gavin, Chris Toovey and David Campbell. Located on the Chch Art Gallery Forecourt until 16 Oct. Photo credit: Sharon Blance.

Ruth Watson, "Swamp", Auckland 3-7 August 2011. Photo credit: Maria Walls

Richard Maloy, Green Structure 2, Auckland 3-7 August 2011. Photo credit: Maria Walls

New Sydney residency for Christchurch Artists

A new residency for Canterbury-based professional visual artists to spend twelve weeks at the renowned Artspace Visual Arts Centre in Sydney is now available. The inaugural SCAPE Christchurch /Artspace Sydney residency will take place from August to November 2012.

Support SCAPE Christchurch Biennial's Earthquake Recovery Fund

Purchase a Commemorative Anton Parsons Designed T-Shirt

SCAPE Passing Time artist, Anton Parsons, designed this t-shirt for the opening of the 6th SCAPE Christchurch Biennial. The design depicts the number sequence 043504092010 (the hour, minute, day, month and year of the 4 September 2010 earthquake) which first changed the landscape of Christchurch and caused the postponement of SCAPE. The t-shirt was produced only days before another tragic earthquake hit Christchurch on 22 February 2011. Although the 6th SCAPE was unable to go ahead as planned on two occasions, this commemorative design will go on to represent this interrupted biennial in our fallen city.

Price: NZ$35 (plus postage & packaging)

The proceeds of the sale will go towards future SCAPE projects. SCAPE is a not-for-profit organisation and your purchase will help us to ensure the future of SCAPE.

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Richard Maloy

Using different spaces of central Christchurch as the setting for 45 Attempts at Making Sculpture, a mobile sculpture project, Richard...

Ash Keating

Ash Keating’s delivery of Gardensity as part of the 6th SCAPE could not have been more apt or timely for Christchurch.

First...

Ruth Watson

For the 6th SCAPE Ruth Watson was to present Swamp, an artwork for visitors to and residents of Christchurch to engage with the inner...

Presented by: Art & Industry Biennial Trust. With support from: Major Sponsors: Australia Council for the Arts, BECA, Christchurch City Council & Be There, Creative New Zealand, Hawkins, Leighs Construction, The Lion Foundation. Sponsors: Anderson Lloyd, Auckland Art Fair, Art + Object, The Arts Centre, Aotea Electric, Asia NZ, Blueprint, Boffa Miskell, Canterbury Community Trust, Canterbury Museum, Carter Group, Chambers PR, Christchurch's The Body Dance Festival, Chartwell, Christchurch Art Gallery, Christchurch Arts Festival, CPIT, CPIT Foundation, Ernst & Young, Fletcher Construction, Goethe-Institut Wellington, Goleman, Grant Thornton, Guardian Trust, Heritage Management Services, John Jones Steel, Krukziener Properies, Mainland Foundation, Melray Electric Limited, Mondriaan Foundation, New Zealand Guardian Trust as Trustees of Cranleigh Harper Barton Cultural Trust, New Zealand Steel, Ngai Tahu Property, Pegasus Industrial Engineering Ltd, Perpetual Trust, Powell Fenwick, Portabuild Limited, Pub Charity, The Press, The Shannon Company, Shipleys Audiovisual, Signtech, Solid Energy, Southern Trust, Sustainable Initiative Fund Trust (SIFT), Vbase, Warren & Mahoney, Waterfront Auckland, Wrightmann Collection. Support Sponsors: Accessman, Air New Zealand, ARTSPACE (NZ), Artspace Sydney, Creative Junk, Elam School of Fine Arts National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries, The University of Auckland, Fahey Fence Hire, Fletcher Reinforcing, Fulton Hogan, Historic Places Trust,The Physics Room, Pernod , The Press Festival of Ideas, VFL Finance Ltd, Website Results. SCAPE Patrons Circle Members: Errol & Jennifer Clark, Rob Gardiner, Sue Gardiner, Dame Jennifer Gibbs, Dayle & Chris Mace, Adrienne, Lady Stewart, Sir Miles Warren.

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