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PhotoForum Online Exhibition - Sara Orme

Sara Orme

Essay by Natalie Robertson for PhotoForum

PhotoForum Online Exhibition

September 2024

PhotoForum Online Exhibition - Virginia Were

Virginia Were

Essay by Charlotte Huddleston for PhotoForum

PhotoForum Online Exhibition

September 2024

PhotoForum Online Exhibition - Francesca Ayers & Samuel Scully

Francesca Ayers & Samuel Scully

Essay by Matt Butler for PhotoForum

PhotoForum Online Exhibition

June 2024

Open the Shutter - Video interviews

In 1994, PhotoForum presented the exhibition Open the Shutter: Auckland Photographers Now at the Auckland Museum. The work of 40 photographers was curated by Ron Brownson of the Auckland City Art Gallery.

A video produced by PhotoForum at the time focussed on the work of 16 photographers.

Produced and directed by Stu Sontier and Jon Carapiet for PhotoForum.
Filmed and edited by Nikki Wood, 1994.

Digitised and presented here as part of our 50th anniversary celebration

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Screen Saver

Greta Anderson

Two Rooms
16 Putiki Street, Grey Lynn, Auckland

4 October - 9 November 2024

Opening Thursday 3 October, 5.30 - 7.30 PM

New Games

Shaun Waugh

Two Rooms
16 Putiki Street, Grey Lynn, Auckland

4 October - 9 November 2024

Opening Thursday 3 October, 5.30 - 7.30 PM

Cool Change

Samantha Matthews

Space Studio & Gallery
18 Saint Hill Street, Whanganui

2 - 19 October 2024

Opening: 2 October 5:30 pm

Leslie Adkin Farmer Photographer

Athol McCredie

Published by Te Papa Press.

A response by Virginia Were for PhotoForum

A Man Holds a Fish

Glenn Busch

Published by Te Papa Press.

A response by Virginia Were for PhotoForum

Abject

Lilli Davies

This newly published photobook combines handwritten interviews and film photography to understand how societal norms shape queer identities, self-perception and experiences.

ABJECT is shot in Wellington and Auckland.