Len Wesney, photographer (1946–2017)

Athol McCredie, Curator Photography, reflects on the life of New Zealand photographer Len Wesney.

Te Papa Blog, 17 August 2017

essay, news and events, in memoriamPHOTOFORUM STAFF18 August 2017

In praise of the moshpit: Photographing Auckland’s punk decade

Essay by Adrian Hatwell about the photography of Murray Cammick

Published by The Spinoff

8 August, 2017

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This New Zealand Photographer Captures the Quiet Oddness of the Everyday

Essay by Tess McClure

Photos by Meg Porteous

Published in VICE, 20 July 2017

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Fiona Pardington's new exhibition explores Nabokov's lust for butterflies

Essay by Glenn Fielding

Published in Paperboy

06 July, 2017

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These Photos of Sexual Assault Survivors Go Beyond the Stock Image Cliches

Essay by Frances Morton

photos by Megan Bowers-Vette

Published in VICE, 15 June 2017

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Fiona Pardington - Ngā Ringa Toi o Tahu

Video created and produced by Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu

June 2017

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Chris Corson-Scott: The path less traveled

Hannah Mackintosh

Essay published in The Big Idea

9 June 2017

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Street photographer Mary Hutchinson: 'A voice for the unfamous people'

Essay by Sarah Lang

Photography by Mary Hutchinson

Published in North & South, 01 April, 2017

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Solomon Mortimer talks about 'Personal Personnel'

Solomon Mortimer delves into his archives at his recent exhibition Personal Personnel, 2017 at Anna Miles Gallery in Auckland and discusses the importance of photo books to his photography practice. Video by Tony Nyberg for PhotoForum.

interview, video, essayPHOTOFORUM STAFF25 March 2017Comment

Russ Flatt discusses 'Take Me to the River'

Russ Flatt talks about his exhibition Take Me To The River at Tim Melville Gallery, March, 2017.

Video by Tony Nyberg for PhotoForum, 2017

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Auckland photographer Solomon Mortimer's audacious self-portrait project

India Hendrikse

Published in Paperboy, 09 March, 2017

news and events, essayPHOTOFORUM STAFF11 March 2017

Revolution in pink: Kiwi photographer Robin Hammond on shooting Nat Geo’s remarkable transgender cover

Adrian Hatwell

Published by The Spinoff, 16 February, 2017

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What Pati Solomona Tyrell's photos reveal about being young, queer and Pacific

Essay by Courtney Sina Meredith

Published in Paperboy, 22 February, 2017

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Powerful Portraits By a Young Māori Photographer Looking For His Heritage

Essay by Laura Pitcher for Vice

Photos by Chevron Hassett

Published in Vice, 8 February 2017

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Marti Friedlander obituary

Pádraig Belton

Published in The Guardian, 15 December 2016

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Marti Friedlander: In her own words

by David Cohen

Published in The Listener, 02 October, 2004

Republished on Noted, 2016

interview, essay, in memoriamPHOTOFORUM STAFF20 November 2016Comment

Inside Gloriavale, New Zealand's Controversial Christian Community

Beatrice Hazlehurst interviews photographer Cam McLaren for Vice.com

20 October 2016

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Photographer Evangeline Davis creates tender portraits of New Zealand girls

Photographs by Angeline Davis

Article by Amy Campbell for i-D, 11 October 2016

interview, essay, publicationPHOTOFORUM STAFF12 October 2016Evangeline Davis, 2016Comment

This Air is a Material - The Work of Ann Shelton

Produced and Directed by Becky Nunes

2016

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Fiona Clark's photos of New Zealand's LGBT culture were unseen for 30 years

By Wendy Syfret for I-D Vice, 18 July 2015

All photos by Fiona Clark

The photographer captured the country's queer community, but censorship meant she's only starting to get the credit she deserves.

interview, essay, news and eventsPHOTOFORUM STAFF30 July 2015Fiona Clark, 2015Comment