Image credit: John Crawford, 'Hori,' 2017, Courtesy of John Crawford
Photo Credit
Three years ago, photographer John Crawford decided to stop walking past and start sitting down. This singular action has led to a body of photographic work that captures the stories and portraits of individuals who inhabit the streets. This collection of striking and hard-hitting portraits throws the spotlight on the rise of homelessness and tells the story of those who spend their days on the streets.
We welcome a can of (non-perishable) food as entry to this exhibition. This will be given to the Upper Hutt Housing Trust, Upper Hutt Food Bank, and Orongomai Marae
Opening Hours
- Open daily, 9am - 4pm
Address
- 836 Fergusson Drive
- Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington, Upper Hutt CBD
Three years ago, photographer John Crawford decided to stop walking past and start sitting down. This singular action has led to a body of photographic work that captures the stories and portraits of individuals who inhabit the streets. This collection of striking and hard-hitting portraits throws the spotlight on the rise of homelessness and tells the story of those who spend their days on the streets.
We welcome a can of (non-perishable) food as entry to this exhibition. This will be given to the Upper Hutt Housing Trust, Upper Hutt Food Bank, and Orongomai Marae
