Harbour Arts Collective

The indomitable Harbour Arts Collective in Lyttleton is battling to keep the quake damaged township humming and to secure it an arts precinct.

The Turn Turn Turn project involved three artists from the College of Creative Arts from Massey University (Wellington Campus). Having made an initial approach through Gap Filler earlier in then year, to bring a creative experience to 'quake-battered Christchurch, the three artists travelled south last weekend and ran workshops on Saturday and Sunday at the Lyttelton Petanque Club site, a community space developed by Gap Filler and the local community for all to access and enjoy.

Trent with his work at the "sculpture on the peninsula" exhibition.

Move hands like clouds - still from Lee Whiterod's experimental film, screened as part of the Turn Turn Turn exhibition.

Local lad manipulating acrylic shapes as part of Karin van Roosmalen's workshop

Workshop participants creating models of homes, buildings, and fantasy structures, to add to the little town created on the Lyttelton Petanque Club site.

Work created by workshop participant in Stuart Shepherd's clay/play architecture workshop.

Clay creations lit up at night on the Lyttelton Petanque Club site

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