| Documentaries
ST PAUL St Gallery Three 5-10 December, 2011 |
Documentaries, curated by Fiona Amundsen and Dieneke Jansen, is an exhibition that brings together a diverse range of artists whose work spans five decades of documentary photography and moving image practice within New Zealand.
The selected artists range from established iconic figures - David Cook, Ann Shelton, Ans Westra - within national and international photographic discourses to more emerging artists - Edith Amituanai, John Lake, Janet Lilo, Ant Low. Documentaries, mounted at St Paul St Gallery Three, runs alongside the Expanding Documentary conference jointly hosted by AUT and Auckland University. |
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| Music Video
Little Bark - Party |
Music video made for Wellington 80s electro-pop singer Little Bark. | |
| Royal New Zealand Ballet choreographers | Royal New Zealand Ballet choreographers for WOW photographed for Fish Head magazine. |  |
| High Street | 2 girls in Pomare, Hutt Valley
Street portrait from a series for Wellington's Fish Head magazine on Hutt Valley's High Street. |
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| The Campus Project | I'm shooting a new project commissioned by the Adam Art gallery based around the Victoria University campus. |  |
| Permanent Vacation | Some alternate photos from Crude Futures featured in Kerry Ann Lee's new zine Permanent Vacation. |  |
| Tiger Translate | Have been commissioned to produce a large photographic lightbox work for the Wellington edition of Tiger Translate on November 26 at the State Opera house. |  |
| Hope Is Rubbery | I've been working on the photos and design alongside painter Mica Still for the excellent debut album, Hope Is Rubbery, by Sophie Burbery and Little Bark. |  |
| Crude Futures Review | Review of the Crude Futures show by Mark Amery at http://eyecontactsite.com/2010/07/lake-at-the-new-dowse |  |
| New Music Video - Dusk and Children | The second So So Modern video from the album Crude Futures. Dusk and Children follows on from January's 'The Worst Is Yet To Come' in taking a lead character from the exhibition and recreating an environment around them. In this case a contemporary remake of the 1960's film 'They Shoot Horses Dont's They?'.
Filmed in Lower Hutt at Secret Level in May. |
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| Crude Futures Opens | Crude Futures opens at The New Dowse gallery, Lower Hutt, Wellington. |  |
| New Music Video - The Worst Is Yet To Come | First video from So So Modern's debut album Crude Futures.
Extending the collaboration between So So Modern's album art and the exhibition the first music video for Crude Futures features a recreation of the zombie roller disco orginally photographed in October. Though this time with the band playing in the centre. |
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