Get in Quick to View the World Press Photo Exhibition

Get in Quick!
Just under Two Weeks Left to View the World Press Photo Exhibition

Rotary Club of Auckland presents
World Press Photo Exhibition
Open now until 24 July 2016, Auckland

Time is running out for Aucklanders to experience the eye-opening World Press Photo Exhibition. Hosted in the historic ballroom space of Smith and Caughey’s on Queen St, the arresting images are complemented by captions outlining the fascinating stories behind them.

Staying open well after 5pm every night of the week, the gallery makes an excellent post work outing or mid-winter activity (6.30pm Mon-Wed, 9pm Thu-Fri, 6.30pm Sat, and 6pmSun). This year’s display has received admirable feedback from attendees calling it “powerful” and “intense, but eye-opening”. Along with hard issues audiences note that there is “always something to put a smile on your face too”.

From creatures gracing the world’s rainforests, to citizens on the front lines of conflict plus the current refugee crisis in Europe that’s got everyone talking, the best press images from 2015 will connect you with the far reaches of the globe. Picked from over 82,000 entries these photographs represent the most skilled storytellers capturing the most precise moments in time.

All proceeds will be given to the Rotary Club of Auckland, whose fundraising efforts support charities in NZ and throughout the world in areas of healthcare, education, nutrition and shelter. www.aucklandrotary.org.nz

“Fantastic! I’ve been coming every year but this year was excellent”

Get in quick to see the remarkable collection of winners before 24th July!

http://worldpressphoto.co.nz/
www.aucklandrotary.org.nz

World Press Photo Exhibition - Auckland
2nd - 24th July 2016
Monday –Wednesday: 9.30am-6.30pm
Thursday- Friday: 9.30am-9.00pm
Saturday: 10.00am-6.30pm
Sunday: 10.30am–6.00pm
Level 6, Smith and Caughey’s, 253-261 Queen Street
School, group bookings, and corporate hosting opportunities available
Weekends $15/Weekdays $12/ Students $10
World Press Photo receives support from the Dutch Postcode Lottery and is sponsored worldwide by Canon.

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