Edge of the East, 2016. Rachel Pugh.
Council bins, Rocking Horse Road : Image 1 of 1
- Title Council bins, Rocking Horse Road, Southshore.
- Creator Rachel Pugh
- Date Friday, 15 July 2016
- Image 1 of 1
- Notes 203 Rocking Horse Road, Southshore. Photographer's note: Two council bins knocked over by the wind. Green bins are for organics, yellow for recycling and red for rubbish. Each bin is collected once a fortnight as part of the Love Your Rubbish program.
- Parent Collection Description The Edge of the East project is a collaboration between Christchurch City Libraries and the University of Canterbury, School of Fine Arts to create a documentary photographic record of the seaside communities from Waimairi Beach to Southshore. Janneth Gil, Tegan Hollis-Ristow, and Rachel Pugh from the School of Fine Arts created a body of photographic images of people and the physical and social environment, a unique collection that reflects the diversity of the wider Brighton area in 2016.
- Collection Location Digital collection
- File Reference CCL-EE2016-RP-IMG-9724
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Source
Photographed by School of Fine Arts interns, University of Canterbury, for the Christchurch Documentary Project, Edge of the East, 2016.
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