Dominion Road: The shifting urbanscape

Dominion Road: The shifting urbanscape is curated by Photowhisper - Jade Min and King Tong Ho and features photographers Linda Ai, Shunmei Deng, Ivan Liang and King Tong Ho.

This photographic exhibition focuses on the multicultural ‘urbanscape’ of Dominion Road. The four photographers interpret the cultural significance of this road by capturing the current social activities and businesses that define Dominion Road.

As part of the Auckland Festival of Photography 2011, the exhibition will feature in ‘The Gravity Festival Circuit’ on opening night Tuesday 7 June, linking 10 exhibitions across central Auckland. Visit www.photographyfestival.org.nz for further information.

Also join photographers Linda Ai, Shunmei Deng, Ivan Liang and King Tong Ho as they talk about their exhibition 'Dominion Road: The shifting urbanscape' on Tuesday 14 June 5.30-6.30pm in the Artstation gallery.

Location/venue: 

Artstation gallery

1 Ponsonby Road, Newton,  Auckland.

Date: 
1 Jun 2011 - 18 Jun 2011
Entry details: 

Gallery hours: 9am to 7pm Monday to Thursday, 9am to 5pm Friday and 10am to 4pm Saturday

www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/artstation

Contact details: 

Kathryn Tsui, Artstation gallery coordinator

Ph 09 376 3221

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