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Auckland Festival of Photography 2019

The Auckland Festival of Photography 2019 is on between May 31 and June 16. Below we present images and links from a small fraction of the events and exhibitions that have captured our attention.

More information on the 2019 Auckland Festival of Photography can be found here.

Or follow these links for more information about the images featured in the gallery below.

Indian Portrait Prize 2018

Queens St

Digital Screens - David Vale

Fairshots One

Digital Screens - Bobbie Gray & Nat Van Halle

Taku toi kahurangi / My precious jewel

Hayley Theyers - In the Dark we are without her Empress Light

Liyen Chong • Derek Henderson • Richard Orjis • Peter Peryer

 

The 2018 Indian Photography Festival 'Portrait Prize ' is at the Bruce Mason Centre from 29 May to 9 June. The image above is 'A man who feeds the migratory birds' by Saurabh Narang. Photo: Saurabh Narang

A series of photographs by Murray Cammick of Drag Queens in Queen St, circa 1975 to 1980. These photos were taken at the same time as his “Flash Cars” series of V8 cars in inner city Auckland. Photo: Murray Cammick

Digital Screens - David Vale: "When I was looking for a personal photography project One Tree Hill seemed the obvious choice. I have attempted to show the many different ways people enjoy One Tree Hill through the medium of black and white photography" Photo: David Vale

Image: Teach For Nigeria by Teanna Woods Okojie. The Fairshots exhibition provides "a window into the world of photographers that are working next to community groups, and organisations to create that change." Photo: Teanna Woods Okojie

Digital Screens: Nat Van Halle: "Nat’s work captures the beauty above and below our wild oceans. She uses her camera to explore the abstract beauty of the planet’s seas, highlighting its textures and illuminating still moments of an otherwise turbulent force of nature" Photo: Nat Van Halle

Taku toi kahurangi / My precious jewel: Fiona Pardington's photographs "breathe life into inanimate objects, achieving what she describes as ‘a radiant point of encounter – a punctum or a tear in the real from out of which steps a life revived, reconstituted or transubstantiated'" Photo: Fiona Pardington

"Hayley Theyers has an innate talent with her craft, especially creating drama and melodrama and classical compositions. Her dreamlike compositions often bring mortality to the mind of the viewer. Taking the repertoire of the fashion editorial, Theyers photography uncannily transforms it to produce chilling, yet beautiful works" Photo: Hayley Theyers

Two Goats by Peter Peryer - at the Melanie Roger Gallery from 29 May - 22 June, along with works by Liyen Chong, Derek Henderson, and Richard Orjis. Photo: Peter Peryer

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