Capture: Art On The Street
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Avondale reprazent. Vacant lot, next to the spider.
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How do we put multiple pics in one post?
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These guys were doing some of it.
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Lilith __, in reply to
How do we put multiple pics in one post?
Post, then edit and add photo. Can have up to 3 in a post but have to add them one at a time.
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BenWilson, in reply to
Ta
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Street artist in training, Mt Eden.
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Behind a certain bar in Pt Chev on Friday night.
Great stuff everyone. So glad this thread is bringing out the good stuff from all over the country.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Behind a certain bar in Pt Chev on Friday night
LOVE that middle one! A very energetic drain.
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Various trees, Mt Eden.
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Back under the harbour bridge – these pillar poems look finished now.
…. the skyline is not what it was nora
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Lilith __, in reply to
nora
Heh. :-)
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Dresden, how it would rather remember itself. Presumably this work would have been recreated from photos, I doubt it could have survived the firestorm.
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Another one of these painted utility boxes. This one’s a bit weird tho.
What is this? Is the woman with the cake worried that she will end up with the tum like the chap in the background? Or is she thinking that cake will give her a headache suggested by the woman in the background?
Or is it just a strange comment on Newmarket? -
Lilith __, in reply to
the woman with the cake
Maybe someone left her cake out in the rain.
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Street art: Linwood; Sumner.
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Dunedin. Northern motorway overbridge.
The story here is that the mural originally did not have the cat on the far right, But someone very carefully painted in a black pig in the same style. When the mural was repainted, it was repainted as another cat. -
Silo park, again. Spot the seagull.
The side of a new building, nearing completion, in Wynyard Qtr.
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Kumara Republic, in reply to
Maybe someone left her cake out in the rain.
Talk about just desserts for such an infamous song.
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This is a sculpture at the University of Otago called Crown-Land-Crown by David McLeod (Marble and Bronze). When it was put in in 1995, it was fairly quickly graffitised with each of the sections having a word added in green crayon: Yours, Mine, Ours, Theirs.
The work was relocated in 2005, when the artist took the opportunity to permanently sandblast the words into the work, as he had enjoyed the addition. -
Lilith __, in reply to
What a neat story. Collaboration!
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Signage art long covered up, briefly re-revealed, before soon being demolished. It actually appears to be a mosaic. Halifax Street, Nelson.
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Someone had been rearranging rocks during the day
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Rock music...
Someone had been rearranging rocks during the day
Judging by the size of it, that was probably
done by the Spinal Tap road crew... -
Otago harbor
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Otago harbor
Nice pics David, like the shells over on the other thread, this here's Westhaven...
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