Street Art Auckland

For my first full day in Auckland, I went up to Sky City to the tourist information centre  and picked up a leaflet on the street art in an area known as Karangahape Road or K’Road as its known here, so off I went, camera in hand to take a few shots of them, it was an interesting walk in a slightly off-beat area and I saw parts of the city that I would never normally see and some of the artwork was very good. 
Hina by Jonny 4Higher, on the back of West Terrace Lodge, near K’Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Erin Forsyth at St Kevin’s Arcade on K Road
Misery & Tom Tom, on Poynton Terrace, near K’Road
Haunt One K’Road
Charles Williams aka Phat 1’s work, on Poynton Terrace
Madonna in the city by Owen Dippie
near Pitt Street, by Jeremy Shirley
Misha Uteev, aka Wert 159, Samoa House Lane, near K’Road
Off K’Road by Xoë Hall
By Gasp aka Liam Hindsley
Paul Walsh’s Escher tribute on K Road
Elliot Francis Stewart, K Road end of Ponsonby Road
Aretha Franklin by Paul Walsh on K’Road.
Owen Dippie at Upper Queen Street
Askew One at Mercury Lane carpark

The next day I toured the CBD section of the city and found even more interesting pieces, some of which can be seen below.
Benjamin Work’s Tu’i ‘o e ngaahi Tu’i, on Fort Lane
Benjamin Work’s Tu’i ‘o e ngaahi Tu’i, on Fort Lane
Benjamin Work’s Tu’i ‘o e ngaahi Tu’i, on Fort Lane
Sun burst by Sara Hughes on Fort Lane
Unknown, Federal Street
Elliot Francis Stewart’s Just a Wee Drop on Lorne Street
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