The Star: October 04, 2018

8 Thursday October 4 2018
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Ms Harrington said the next
famous work that would be
hanging in the art gallery in 20
years could be done by some of
the young artists decorating the
walls today.
The art gallery was painting
over the four walls every day to
make space for new creations.
“So everyone gets their chance
to paint,” she said.
The space was proving so
popular, Ms Harrington said
there are lines out the door most
mornings.
The exhibition is open from
11am to 4pm every day.
“We are encouraging everyone
to grab a brush and bring your
perspective to this special art
space,” Ms Harrington said.
CREATIVE:
Ella Warren
loves art and
did not want
to leave the
Art Gallery
yesterday
afternoon.
Artists in the making
“We aim to create an
immersive gallery where
everyone – no matter your age –
can take a collaborative approach
to art.”
The work comes in conjunction
with the opening of SCAPE
Public Art’s 20th anniversary
season, which opens tomorrow
and will run for six weeks.
The trust has installed 216
temporary artworks and 14
permanent artworks in the city,
since its formation in 1998.
Some of the most notable
works include Nucleus by
Phil Price on the corner of
Manchester, High and Lichfield
Sts, Fanfare by Neil Dawson at
Chaneys Corner and Passing
Time by Anton Parsons on
Madras St.
Win with Singapore Airlines
SINGAPORE AIRLINES is
giving Christchurch a taste of
what’s to come.
The airline is holding a 14-day
seat display at Christchurch
Airport to celebrate the
upcoming launch of its Airbus
A350-900 aircraft on the
Christchurch to Singapore route.
The display, which will run
until Sunday, October 14, gives
people the opportunity to
experience the new premium
economy and business class seats
that will be available on-board
the new aircraft when it begins
operations on the route from
January 8.
Singapore Airlines is also
giving people who visit the seat
display the chance to win two
premium economy tickets
from Christchurch to any
destination served by premium
economy on the airline’s
network, including London,
Paris, Hong Kong, Zurich,
Tokyo and more.
Just take a photo with the selfie
machine and enter your details
to go in the draw. Plus for an
additional entry, take a selfie in
one of the seats and share your
photo publicly on Facebook or
Instagram using #SQCHCA350
Singapore Airlines general
manager New Zealand Simon
Turcotte said the seat display is
GOOD SEATS: Be in to win a flight with Singapore Airlines
by visiting its seat display at Christchurch Airport.
an exciting teaser for what’s to
come. “We’re thrilled to be able
to showcase the new products
that will soon be available to
travellers to and from the South
Island on a daily basis,” Mr
Turcotte said.
“We sincerely appreciate the
ongoing support that we’ve
received from the broader South
Island community over the past
three decades and we are eagerly
anticipating the arrival of the
Airbus A350-900 along with
the all-new cabin products next
January.”
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