Annie and Nikki hang out everyday from early in the morning till late. “ The same thing would happen everyday, we would talk, eat, smoke, watch TV” Annie.
Image by Serena
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Nikki and Annie
The current social identity of ‘South Auckland’, (a term used to describe the district south of Auckland) is largely governed by media, often unfairly. In particular the youth of South Auckland are featured frequently in the local and national news. In the summer of 2008 Serena Stevenson met two teenagers in Manurewa who were not into gangs, stealing, or making trouble. They were into their friendships, hanging out in their garage, and the takeaway bar, or spending time with family. Beyond Documentary’s key protagonist’s Nikki (left) and Annie (right) are two normal teenagers from Manurewa, South Auckland. This work is a celebration of the normality of their lives, spanning over a 12-month period portrayed in this collaborative multimedia exhibition.
Hey I'm really interested in your installation processes, especially your street posters. I'm working on something very similar, and was wandering where your posters will be presented? Looking forward to seeing your work.
ReplyDeleteGreat. The posters will be situated all around Auckland and Manukau City. From the 9th - 16th November. Let us know how we can see your work!
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