2012 Programme

Fringe - South

Flip, flop and fly! - pancakes at Papatoetoe, 1966

Youthline Manukau Community Development Centre • 1 June - 30 June

10am - 4pm Mon - Sat (except 4 June)

Exhibiting 50 works by the late Trevor Penman, who took many photographs of Papatoetoe during the 50s and 60s

Girls Who Shoot / Boys Who Draw

Papakura Art Gallery • 19 May - 16 June

9am - 5pm Mon-Fri, 10am - 2pm Sat

The photography of Anita Jacobsen, Ane Tonga and Amanda Warwick is featured in this exhibition curated by Janet Lilo - known for the community-based documentary-style work she has produced since graduating from AUT with a Master of Art and Design degree in 2007.

John Miller - Photographer

Nathan Homestead • 7 June - 1 July

9am - 5pm Mon - Fri, 1pm – 4pm Sat & Sun

An observer of socio-political and Maori protest, Miller's photos documented major events of dissent and cultural significance in Aotearoa over more than four decades

Uxbridge Gallery • 18 May - 6 June

9am to 4pm Mon - Fri, 9:30am to 2pm Sat

The most famous New Zealander in China – Rewi Alley contributed perhaps more than any other foreigner to the Chinese revolution.

The Great South Road

TelstraClear Pacific Events Centre • 1 June - 30 June

9am-5pm Mon-Fri

A permanent exhibition by photographer Peter James Quinn, documenting life along the Great South Road at the beginnings of the 21st Century, is on display at the southern entrance to the TelstraClear Pacific Events Centre in Manukau city.

Together

The New Zealand Steel Gallery Franklin • 25 May - 23 June

9:30am-4:30pm Mon - Fri, 9:30am - 2:30pm Sat

This exhibition comprises a series of photographic images selected from public submission.

Unseen Perspective

Uxbridge Cafe • 1 June - 31 July

9am-4pm Mon-Fri, 9:30am-2pm Sat

"The pictures I shoot capture a world that takes time to stop and look for, takes time to see what you wouldn't in passing, takes time to find the Unseen Perspective." ...Baron Collocott

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