Treasures for the Rising Generation : The Dominion Museum Ethnological Expeditions 1919–1923
Edited by Wayne Ngata, Arapata Hakiwai, Anne Salmond, Conal McCarthy, Amiria Salmond, Monty Soutar, James Schuster, Billie Lythberg, John Niko Maihi, Sandra Kahu Nepia, Te Wheturere Poope Gray, Te Aroha McDonnell and Natalie Robertson
Published by Te Papa Press, November 2021
368 pages, Hardback, 270 x 220 mm
RRP$75.00
Read MoreAnne Noble with Zara Stanhope and Anna Brown
Published by Massey University Press, September 2021
Hardback, RRP $60
Reviewed by Mary Macpherson for Landfall Online here
Reviewed by Peter Simpson for Kete Books here
Read MoreThe lives of young gay men in Aotearoa New Zealand
Mark Beehre
Published by Massey University Press, September 2021
Limpbound with jacket, $45.00
Reviewed by David Herkt for Kete Books
Read MoreHannah Watkinson
Self-published, 2021
69 photographs over 158 pages
225 × 160mm
Softcover - $45 NZD
Limited edition hardcover with dust jacket (signed) - $80 NZD
Read the book review by Mary Macpherson for Landfall Online
Read the PhotoForum review of the exhibition of the same name
Read MoreI can’t talk underwater
Chris Price & Bruce Foster
Reviewed by Michael Steven for PhotoForum, September 2021
As part of our ongoing project of digitising the PhotoForum magazine archive, today we release the digital version of the PhotoForum pre-cursor magazine New Zealand Photography Issue 6, July/August 1971. Earlier issues, including those with the original title Photographic Art & History, are also now available in PDF format on our publications page.
New Zealand Photography continued until issue 17 in 1973, evolving to become Photo-Forum magazine in 1974.
Read MoreThe inaugural issue of ISLAND Magazine includes work by photographers Harry Culy, Derek Henderson and Stjohn Milgrew
Read MoreAs part of our ongoing project of digitising the PhotoForum magazine archive, today we release the digital version of the PhotoForum pre-cursor magazine New Zealand Photography Issue 5, May/June 1971. This represented a name change from the previous Photographic Art & History Issues 1- 4, which are also now available on our publications page.
New Zealand Photography continued until issue 17 in 1973, then evolved to become Photo-Forum magazine in 1974.
Jon Carapiet, Haru Sameshima, Stu Sontier talk about creating the recent photobook “. . . . and then there were none” published by Rim Books, with photographs by Harvey Benge, Jon Carapiet, Haru Sameshima, Stu Sontier, text by Lloyd Jones.
Video made by Tony Nyberg for PhotoForum Online with support from Creative New Zealand.
Remembering Harvey Benge
27th July 2021, 5:30pm
You are invited to the Auckland launch of
..... and then there were none
Harvey Benge
Jon Carapiet
Lloyd Jones
Haru Sameshima
Stu Sontier
at Strange Goods
281 Karangahape Road, Auckland
The Near Future
Toi Moroki Centre of Contemporary Art, Christchurch
12 June – 28 August 2021
Reviewed by Melanie Oliver for PhotoForum
Read MoreThe 100th issue of D-Photo magazine is available now.
Packed with great content, including a brief history of PhotoForum
From bookstores now or subscribe here
Read MoreAs part of our ongoing project of digitising the PhotoForum magazine archive, today we release the digital version of the PhotoForum pre-cursor magazine Photographic Art & History Issue 4, March 1971
Issues 1 to 3 are also now available on our publications page
Read MoreOn the Line
Alan McFetridge
Sue Here Books (2019)
The Holding
Allan McDonald
Rim Books (2020)
Reviewed by Michael Steven for PhotoForum
Read MoreOur friends Doug Spowart & Victoria Cooper have published a list of The Best Antipodean Photobooks of 2020 on their website The Antipodean Photobook, March 2020.
Read MoreShining Land: Looking for Robin Hyde by Paula Morris and Haru Sameshima
(Massey University Press, 2020), 95pp, $45
Reviewed by Sally Blundell for Landfall Review, 01 March, 2021
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