483 wordsJOSEPH JOHNSON/STUFF Katarina Te Maiharoa stands in front of Rapanui, Shag Rock where a ''rogue art sculpture'' was installed on top. A sacred estuary rock formation in Christchurch has been damaged by ''rogue art'' by an unknown person. Joe Johnson/Stuff Katarina Te Maihāroa was confused when a rogue sculpture was installed on top of the earthquake damaged Rapanui, Shag Rock, in Christchurch. Joe Johnson/Stuff A large metal ''rogue art sculpture'' was mysteriously installed on culturally significant rock formation Rapanui, also known as Shag Rock, on Sumner beach. Joe Johnson/Stuff Katarina Te Maiharoa noticed the ''rogue art sculpture'' on Sumner's ''Shag Rock'' just before lockdown.

Source: Stuff June 03, 2020 05:48 UTC