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Artist’s Talk: Harvey Benge - My House My Head

Artist’s Talk

HARVEY BENGE
My House My Head


2pm Saturday 9th June @ Satellite
Running in conjunction with The Auckland Festival of Photography

"With few exceptions, photographers mostly investigate other worlds, worlds outside their own. For the last 15 years or so, this has been the basis of my practice. A dispassionate on-looker. Now, with this series –My House, My Head – I am both the observer and the observed. I have turned the camera on myself, my life, to try and make sense of my world." -Harvey Benge ‘07

Harvey Benge is renowned for his evocative and mysterious images, taken in cities around the world. With a passion for the photo-book, working with publishers in Britain, France and Germany, his picture series have been published prolifically with eleven editions to date. His work has also been shown in public and dealer gallery shows across Europe including Britain, France, Holland, Germany, Poland and Italy.
My House My Head exhibition runs from the 5th–16thJune


Thanks to:
Digital photo art


Satellite Gallery
Corner of St Benedicts Street and Newton Road (Entrance St Benedict's St)
Newton, Auckland.

www.satellitegallery.co.nz

(09) 3076416

Open:
11.00 – 7.00 Tuesday
11.00 – 5.00 Wednesday - Friday
10.00 – 3.00 Saturday and Sunday
Entry is free to all.


ENDS

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