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Symposium: Photographic practice Keynote address and panel discussions
Massey University – Whiti o Rehua School of Art in partnership with Te Papa is pleased to present this year’s Peter Turner Memorial Lecture and symposium. Shifting the focus to contemporary photographic practice by women, irawhiti takatāpui, people who are non-binary and on the trans or genderqueer spectrum in Aotearoa New Zealand.
- When | Āhea Sat 10 Jun 2023, 10.30am–4.30pm
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Where | Ki hea
Te Papa
- Cost | Te utu Prices range from $35 to $100
With a keynote address and panel discussions, we are bringing together a diverse collection of people from throughout the country to discuss what is happening in current photographic practice, and what future we would like to share.
Contributors include
Ane Tonga, Edith Amituanai, Natalie Robertson, Conor Clarke, Kate van der Drift, Jo Bragg, Sage Rossie, Virginia Woods-Jack (Women in Photography NZ/AU), Victoria Baldwin (Women's Work), Samson Dell & Belinda Whitta (The Handmade Darkoom), and more.
Come and join the conversation
Early bird (closes 21 May) and student/unwaged tickets available.
Friday 9 June
Related self-directed activities around Wellington will be sent to symposium attendees.
Caption
Snapped, circa 1912, Dunedin, by George Crombie. Purchased 1999 with New Zealand Lottery Grants Board funds. Te Papa (B.047398)