Christopher Booth
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Christopher Booth (b. 1949, Kerikeri) is a New Zealand sculptor. He was the 1982 recipient of the Frances Hodgkins Fellowship.
Booth studied at the University of Canterbury's school of fine arts before taking two years of specialist sculptural study with such prominent sculptors as Barbara Hepworth and Denis Mitchell.
Booth's work – largely made on commission – is usually monumental in form, and can be found throughout New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and North America.
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