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Dunedin Public Libraries and the Dunedin Lebanese Community Present:
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People of South Dunedin Exhibition
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Date16th April 2016
A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016
Date16th April 2016Photo
South Dunedin is a significant part of Dunedin and needs to be celebrated. All of the people photographed in the exhibition have a story to tell as do the many thousands of others who have in the past, and do now, call the South Dunedin area home.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
South Dunedin is a significant part of Dunedin and needs to be celebrated. All of the people photographed in the exhibition have a story to tell as do the many thousands of others who have in the past, and do now, call the South Dunedin area home.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016A photographic essay telling the story of South Dunedin by capturing 30 portraits of people who hold South Dunedin as a significant part of their life, work and community, whether currently or in the past.
The photographers
Ferg Campbell
Paul Le Comte
Paul Allen (Nothing Perfect - Paul S Allen)
Dunedin Community Gallery
Princes Street Dunedin
Sat 16 April 2016 to Sun 24 April 2016
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PlaceSouth DunedinDunedin Community GalleryPeoplePaul S AllenPaul Le ComteFerg CampbellAudioRecollections Radio Episodes - Episode 5EventPeople Of South Dunedin Photo ExhibitionProjectPeople of South Dunedin Exhibition
Dunedin Community GalleryPeoplePaul S AllenPaul Le ComteFerg CampbellAudioRecollections Radio Episodes - Episode 5EventPeople Of South Dunedin Photo ExhibitionProjectPeople of South Dunedin ExhibitionContributors
ContributorKay MercerAttributionPaul S Allen, Paul Le Comte, Ferg Campbell
AttributionPaul S Allen, Paul Le Comte, Ferg CampbellDunedin Public Libraries (20th Jun 2022). People of South Dunedin Exhibition. In Website Dunedin Public Libraries. Retrieved 22nd Mar 2026 04:18, from https://dunedin.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/213955