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A survey exhibition of photographs and videos by 41 women artists and collectives from Aotearoa and Australia, including fa`afafine, queer, and trans women, and those with ancestral ties to Aboriginal, Māori, and diasporic communities, produced between the early 1960s and 2024.
Te Uru
420 Titirangi Rd, Titirangi, Auckland
16 February – 25 May, 2025
Exhibition & Publication Launch: Saturday 15 February, 4pm
Kirsty Griffin
Miranda Gallery
1107 Miranda Road RD3, Pokeno
16 February - 5 March 2025
Opening Saturday 15 February, 3pm
Andrea Gardner, Nick Ray, Vivian Yuan, Jillaine Murray, Gerry le Roux, Catherine Macdonald, Pamela Lilburn, Amanda Burgess, Sandy de Kock, Melanie Fleet, Carol Teutscher
Space Studio & Gallery
18 Street Hill Street, Whanganui
18 February - 8 March 2025
Opening: 19 February 5:30 pm
John Johns
Charles Ninow Fine Art Dealer
102/203 Karangahape Road, Auckland Central
15 February - 15 March 2025
Preview Friday, 14 February, from 6–8pm
Jim Graydon, Tim McMahon and Peter McNeur
Aratoi, Wairarapa Museum of Art and History
12 Bruce St, Masterton
8 February 2025 - 4 May 2025
Artist Talk: Saturday 8 February, 11am
We are great admirers of New Zealand Geographic. To publish a high quality paper magazine with original New Zealand photography and writing for so long is a massive achievement.
It may come as a shock to some but the fees NZ Geo (or any magazine) are able to pay their contributing photographers are not likely to put anyone in a high tax bracket, or even pay rent.
Recognising this, New Zealand Geographic’s publisher James Frankham has put out a call for people to hire their regular contributors. We share the call here:
Premier Award Winner: Wendelien Bakker, Sea of Grass
Te Uru
420 Titirangi Rd,
Titirangi, Auckland
22 November 2024 - 23 February 2025
In a result that has caused consternation amongst many ceramics fans, the premier 2024 Portage Ceramic Award has gone to a photographic work
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Luke Foley-Martin & Ben Lowe
Essay by Theo Macdonald for PhotoForum
PhotoForum Online Exhibition
January 2025