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Upbeat for Tuesday 18 August 2015

  • Nigel Swinn: NZ photographer

    2:40 PM.Nigel Swinn's photographs of Teina Pora, Louise Nicholas and four prisoners are the focus of an exhibition at the University of Auckland's Gus Fisher Gallery marking 800 years since the signing of… Read more Audio

  • Benjamin Henson: Fractious Tash

    2:30 PM.Benjamin Henson is a London born stage director plying his trade in Auckland. His new show Not Psycho, uses Hitchcock's classic film to blur the lines between the real and the non-real, but also ask… Read more Audio

  • Ross Harris: NZ Composer

    2:00 PM.Ross Harris has just returned from Turkey and the world premiere of The Gallipoli Symphony; a work that's been a decade in the making and involved 11 composers from New Zealand and Australia. The New… Read more Audio

Ross Harris

Ross Harris has just returned from Turkey and the world premiere of The Gallipoli Symphony; a work that's been a decade in the making and involved 11 composers from New Zealand and Australia. The New Zealand School of Music holds a birthday concert this week celebrating the composer's work.

Nigel Swinn

Nigel Swinn's photographs of Teina Pora, Louise Nicholas and four prisoners are the focus of an exhibition at the University of Auckland's Gus Fisher Gallery marking 800 years since the signing of the Magna Carta. His exhibition, "No Free Man: To No One Deny Justice" looks at how the justice system affects perpetrators and victims of crime. 

Images of Louise Nicholson and Teina Pora from the exhibition “No Free Man: To No One Deny Justice” by Nigel Swinn, at University of Auckland’s Gus Fisher Gallery from Friday 7 August.

Images of Louise Nicholson and Teina Pora from the exhibition “No Free Man: To No One Deny Justice” by Nigel Swinn, at University of Auckland’s Gus Fisher Gallery from Friday 7 August. Photo: Nigel Swinn/Gus Fisher Gallery

Photographer Nigel Swinn with subjects Teina Pora and Louise Nicholas at the opening of his exhibition No Free Man at the Gus Fisher Gallery

Teina Pora, Nigel Swinn, Louise Nicholas Photo: Nigel Swinn, courtesy of FHE Galleries

Benjamin Henson

Benjamin Henson is a London born stage director plying his trade in Auckland. His new show Not Psycho, uses Hitchcock's classic film to blur the lines between the real and the non real, but also ask why people love being half frightened to death.