Furtography
by Craig Turner-Bullock
Monday 19 to Sunday 24 October 2026
Time
10.00AM – 5.00PM
Monday 1.00pm - 5.00pm
Sunday 10.00am - 2.00pm
Venue: Pūmanawa
Free
Travel the world with the dogs that call it home.
Award-winning Christchurch photographer Craig Turner-Bullock brings Dogs of the World home with this exhibition of images from the book.
All artworks will be for sale.
Images from the top:
Tallulah - French Bulldog - Companion Group (Paris, France)
Kobe - New Zealand Huntaway - Herding Group (Waimauku, New Zealand)
Ringo - Bulldog - Companion Group (London, England)
Hatcher - Alaskan Malamute - Northern Group (Alaska, USA)
James Jr, Kinako, Oyuki, Rin & Tsukune - Shiba Inu - Northern Group (Kyoto, Japan)
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