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Giraffes arriving in Christchurch
Wild In Art - Christchurch Stands Tall - The giraffes have arrived!
Urban Hygiene is proud to be a sponsor of Christchurch Stands Tall, the giraffes will be coated with easy-on protective coating and the maintenance contractor; Global Interiors will be using easy-off graffiti remover as the preferred cleaning product.
Christchurch Stand Tall is a mass appeal public art project organised by the United Kingdom organisation, Wild in Art. More than 50 giraffes, each standing 2.5 metres tall, will be painted and decorated by local artists and planted in parks, streets and open spaces. Christchurch schools will decorate another 50 baby giraffes.
Each would be sponsored, and organiser Claire Cowles said many still needed support.
Wild in Art has produced several other public displays. Liverpool has had penguins, Sydney had rhinos and Bristol hosted Gromits, from Wallace and Gromit.
Cowles said each animal was chosen for the city visited and standing tall seemed appropriate for Christchurch post-earthquakes. All 100 giraffes would be on display for 12 weeks during summer and would then be auctioned off with proceeds going to charities like Child Cancer, Life in Vacant Spaces and Gap Filler.
A trail and map would help the public to see each giraffe in place starting in November.
Urban Hygiene is proud to be a sponsor of Christchurch Stands Tall, the giraffes will be coated with easy-on protective coating and the maintenance contractor; Global Interiors will be using easy-off graffiti remover as the preferred cleaning product.
Christchurch Stand Tall is a mass appeal public art project organised by the United Kingdom organisation, Wild in Art. More than 50 giraffes, each standing 2.5 metres tall, will be painted and decorated by local artists and planted in parks, streets and open spaces. Christchurch schools will decorate another 50 baby giraffes.
Each would be sponsored, and organiser Claire Cowles said many still needed support.
Wild in Art has produced several other public displays. Liverpool has had penguins, Sydney had rhinos and Bristol hosted Gromits, from Wallace and Gromit.
Cowles said each animal was chosen for the city visited and standing tall seemed appropriate for Christchurch post-earthquakes. All 100 giraffes would be on display for 12 weeks during summer and would then be auctioned off with proceeds going to charities like Child Cancer, Life in Vacant Spaces and Gap Filler.
A trail and map would help the public to see each giraffe in place starting in November.
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