Believe [whakapono] - NZ Herald Visual Journalists

In-Venue

Silo 6 - Silo Park • 29 May - 15 June

Hours
11am-4pm 7 days (3rd June late opening 12pm to 4pm)
Where
1 Jellicoe St, Auckland Central
09 307 7055
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/
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Artists
Alex Burton | Michael Craig | George Heard | Mark Mitchell | Jason Oxenham | Dean Purcell | Mike Scott | Sylvie Whinray | Hayden Woodward
Theme
In-Venue

Presented in partnership with Auckland Festival of Photography 2024. In response to the theme this year for the Auckland Festival of Photography, BELIEVE, NZ Herald photographers share their work in the 2024 Festival.

NZ Herald photographers and New Zealand Media and Entertainment (NZME) photographers are always tasked with obtaining an image that reflects and illustrates the 'truth' of a story. But despite their expertise and commitment, the images they capture are increasingly questioned and scrutinised. NZME's Silo 6 exhibition for AFP 2024 invites the viewer to 'believe' in the real.
 
(Includes work for the Northern Advocate, Hawkes Bay Today, Bay of Plenty Times and Whanganui Chronicle)

Thanks to Eke Panuku Development Ltd.

Aerial portrait of Matthew Bannister from the Front Lawn by Mike Scott

Aerial portrait of Matthew Bannister, author of the book about the Front Lawn by Mike Scott

Tahi Mana member DJ Papalii performs Siva Afi or the Samoan Fire knife dance at sunset on Point Chevalier Beach by Jason Oxenham - NZ Herald photographer

Tahi Mana member DJ Papalii performs Siva Afi or the Samoan Fire knife dance at sunset on Point Chevalier Beach by Jason Oxenham - NZ Herald photographer

The Auckland Hare Krishna community gather on Queen Street, Auckland City to celebrate Ratha Yatra, which involves a grand chariot procession of Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva, and Subhadra. This vibrant street festival exemplifies unity, and the Divine's journey touches hearts along the way. By Dean Purcell - NZ Herald photographer

The Auckland Hare Krishna community gather on Queen Street, Auckland City to celebrate Ratha Yatra, which involves a grand chariot procession of Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva, and Subhadra. This vibrant street festival exemplifies unity, and the Divine's journey touches hearts along the way. By Dean Purcell - NZ Herald photographer

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