Harvey Benge
Harvey Benge is a New Zealand photographer who lives in Auckland and Paris. He has exhibited his work in European galleries.[1]
Life and work
Benge claims that his photography is inspired by anything that attracts his attention while walking in the city. Benge stated that "the most successful photography raises questions, offers something else to the viewer".[2]
His first book, Four Parts Religion, Six Parts Sin was about Auckland. His second was about Dalai Lama's visit to New Zealand. Not Here. Not There, contains cityscapes.[2] You Are Here (2007) chronicles his visit to Tokyo and was shortlisted for the Prix du Livre at the 2006 Rencontres d'Arles.[1] He has twice been a finalist of the award.[3]
Publications
- Four Parts Religion, Six Parts Sin.
- Not Here. Not There.
- You Are Here. 2007.
- The Month Before Trump. Self-published, 2017. Edition of 50 copies.
- The Lament. Stockport: Dewi Lewis, 2017.
References
- ^ a b "Summer Essentials; Time to sit down with a good book". The Dominion Post. 4 January 2007.
- ^ a b Herrick, Linda (2 August 1998). "An eye for the bizarre". The Sunday Star-Times.
- ^ Moore, Christopher (15 March 2008). "Writers wireless and winging it". The Press. p. D12.
External links
- Official website
- "Harvey Benge invents a new history of photography" from National Business Review
- "Kreuze, Pfeile und Sterne weisen den Weg " Template:De-icon from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
- "Photos are more than captured moments" from The New Zealand Herald
- List of publications from WorldCat
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