INSTALLATIONS
As well as the range of original artworks in our gallery and online store, our in-house artists are happy to discuss private commisions of any scale, subject or style. Please drop us a line to find out more.
New Brighton Basketball Courts by Dr. Suits
Resident artist Dr. Suits, in collaboration with Scape Public Art, Development Canterbury and Parklife, has installed artwork on a basketball court in New Brighton, Christchurch.
2019
Viva New Brighton
"Viva New Brighton" was a community funded project to freshen up a large wall in New Brighton with some street art.
Featuring a graffiti piece by New Zealand artist 'Berst' on the lower part, the Fiksate resident artists designed and installed the brightly coloured, 80's inspired upper area.
Cosmic Mural
Fiksate resident artist's new mural for the Cosmic retail store adds colour and a point of differnce to their new store in the BNZ centre Christchurch.
For more information on having a mural painted at your location please get in touch to discuss the process involved.
First Thursdays
Fiksate resident artist Dr Suits was invited to take part in Christchurch's third installment of the First Thursdays event titled Paper Scissors Rock 'n' Roll.
This large scale pasteup was installed on the wall of 380 Colombo st, and was inspired by the notorious paper scissors rock game, with a twist of legendary rock icon Bowie. Leading to the conclusion - rock always wins.
http://firstthursdayschch.co.nz/news/2015/5/14/artist-spotlight-dr-suits
Dr Suits, Carnaby Lane Festival
Fiksate resident artist Nathan Ingram (Dr Suits) was invited to paint a mural as part of the Carnaby Lane festival 2017. "I was aiming to translate the direction of my printmaking and mixed media work onto a wall by using similar methods of masking and etching away at the surface with cloths and brushes. The direction of my work changes a lot but, I often find myself working to graphic styles, bold colours, contrasting textures and abstract forms".
Spectrum 2015
Back in 2015, the Fiksate crew created and installed the 'Stick 'em up' room in the internationally acclaimed Spectrum Street Art Festival, Christchurch, NZ. Stickers and paste-up works were sent in from around the globe from a huge range of artists, alongside their own work, were layered on all surfaces and engulfed this entire space.