The walls of old Dunedin factories, warehouses and commercial buildings, long since converted to flats, offices and auction houses, continued their transformations into open-air galleries yesterday as artists took up their paint cans in another painting session during the Dunedin Street Art festival.
Clockwise from left: Motorists in Manse St watched Italian artist Pixel Pancho progress his robot horse and rider on the side of the Chipmunks building in Princes St; former Dunedin man Sean Duffel filled in his ''canvas'' on the former Donald Reid's office building at the corner of Jetty and Vogel Sts; Australian artist Be-Free worked on the second of two pieces on the former Forno's Auction House in Bond St and Wellington artist Mica Still continued a massive mural on the side of the former Ross and Glendining factory at 8 Stafford St.
The artists are four of nine painting walls in Dunedin's historic warehouse area during the two weeks of the festival.
