reframe-refocus.xyzPhotoSceneVictoriaJuly 2023 #24 |
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A blog for people who are into making, displaying, discovering, finding, buying, collecting & considering photographs. |
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Welcome We are up to issue #24 having started in June 2021 (missing December as nothing much is on) The improvements this month, is we should load a lot faster! I'm still working out how to do the exhibition section so it is easier to read and to get to see great shows. June was peak contest time but we have listed four that are have not closed yet which are awesome. Also the W Eugene Smith and Arnold Newman Grants will open soon. It is near the end of the Pixy Lau and Sheet film exhibitions, if you have not seen them, do yourself a favour! Our goal is to reach as many people as we can and bring the photo community in Victoria together to know and experience all that we have. Each month our long term content moves to reframe-refocus.xyz for look, buy/fix, hire, labs and previous newsletters so that you can view a full list of what is here. If you write photography criticism and live are around Melbourne, we would love to hear from you about building a career in Victoria. Also we are on the lookout for talented photographers/artists to promote through the newsletter, gallery and by word of mouth. |
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Docklands has two dedicated galleries and now two other spaces that regularly has photography exhibitions. |
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XYZ Photo Gallery - Docklands Link Map Impressing God - of Buildings for Worship Duy Kim Vo, Prajwal Bhattarai, Said Elmobasher and George Washington Wilson With garrie maguire in the directors Room 21 July to 27 August 2023 1:00 - 5:00pm, Wed - Fri and Sunday Across the world's most followed religions, these are five artist's take on the buildings that were made so man can reach their God. This is hard to find, Details on the website. |
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Magnet Gallery - Docklands Link Map Memories are made of these - a retrospective Pam Davison 21 July to 19 August 2023
Visual Storyteller Pam Davison takes family and memories as her overarching theme. She has held solo exhibitions at Magnet over many years and also taken part in several group shows . In this retrospective of her work she will be showing haute couture from two collaborations with Melbourne couturière Linda Britten as well as examples of her photography through many stages of development. |
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Library at The Dock - Docklands Link Map Be Longing Parminder Kaur Bhandal 14 June to 9 July 2023 The trees can stand for decades, decaying quietly, and slowly, while leaching a gradual and steady release of nutrients back into the forestry understory. Housing ecological islands of otherness.
This idea of a dead thing sustaining life has become a metaphor within the work itself. It is an ode to the things that are no longer with us but still exist as a continuous source of strength and comfort. How people, places, and experiences from the past inform who we are and what we become. Songs Festival Cybele Malinowski, Wendy McDougall, Greg Noakes, Gary Ede and more. 14 June to 9 July 2023 Craig Kamber, Songs Festival Executive Director, said, "We are thrilled to be able to offer audiences this unique opportunity and new perspective to delve into the art and craft of songwriting. The exhibition will appeal to a cross-generational audience, with something for everyone to enjoy." Original photographs that have appeared on influential album releases from Sonic Youth, The Smiths, The B52s and more will also be featured. Surface Tension John Inns 12 July to 6 August 2023 Conventional boundaries of photographic practice are challenged by inviting the water within the river to collaborate in the image-making process. Photographic negatives are submerged into water collected from the site where they were exposed. The river reworks the negatives in unpredictable ways, creating new photographs that are corrupted and transformed by the water. The original memory of the place is erased and replaced by a photographic amnesia. The resulting images are faded and abstracted, defying and challenging recognition. |
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Inner North - Fitzroy Collingwood Carlton Brunswick |
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Wolfhound Photographic Gallery - Fitzroy Link Map AT4 Photographic Exhibition Certificate IV PSC students 30 June to 2 July 2023 Visual Foray: a Photographic Exhibition Mary Willis, Sally Paterson, Ruth Woodrow, Des Crossley, Russell Spence, Matt Smith, Greg Branson, Ralph Domino, Lesley Bretherton and Renee Sterling 7 July to 30 July 2023 A group exhibition featuring work by Melbourne Camera Club members dispelling the myth of the camera club aesthetic and presenting work that fits within the gallery context. |
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CCP - Fitzroy Link Map Experimental Relationship Pixy Liao 21 April to 9 July 2023 Pixy Liao's long-standing project ‘Experimental Relationship’ explores gender, relationship and cultural dynamics through a series of staged photographs, often featuring herself and her partner Moro. I Loved You: Works from The White Rabbit Collection. Hu Weiyi, Jiang Zhi, Li Xiaofei, Ren Hang, Shao Yinong and Muchen, Sin Wai Kin, Yan Siwen, Yang Fudong, Zhang Hai'er. 21 April to 9 July 2023 From sweet early romance, to shattering revelations of infidelity, to the overwhelming passion for a boyband, the artists in ‘I Loved You’ use a range of photographic and video techniques to capture and convey personal moments representative of love, memory, fantasy and connection. Walking Through the Darkness Rushdi Anwar, Liss Fenwick, Seiichi Furuya, Buzz Gardiner, Amos Gebhardt, Ori Gersht, Todd Hido, Rinko Kawauchi, Fassih Keiso, Li Yang, Morganna Magee, Chloe Dewe Mathews, Georgia Metaxas, Darren Tanny Tan, Vanessa Winship. 21 July to 10 September 2023 Photography is often thought of as the medium of light; however, in truth, photography relies on darkness and light in equal measures. Walking Through the Darkness celebrates the potential of photography to bring stories out of the darkness and into the light. |
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Hillvale Gallery - Brunswick Link Map Where does your body end and mine begin? Madeline Bishop 17 June - 02 July 2023 Where does your body end and mine begin? is a collection of images in small sequences. The camera remains static and repeatedly captures a scene from one angle, whilst the subjects move around the room, trying to enact the same pose over and over. Half the World Must Be Buried Alive Nicholas Hubicki 07 July - 06 August 2023 In the 1990s, Jeff Kennett’s Liberal government began closing mental health institutions in Victoria; by 2005, all had been closed. J Ward and Aradale were two of those institutions to have been decommissioned in the initial thrusts of these closures. |
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Melbourne - City, East, North & South |
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Tucked around Melbourne and are many galleries and govt institutions. Much to see, though photography is central to only one. |
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Leica Gallery - Melbourne Link Map New York City Phil Penman to 3 August 2023 British-born, New York-based photographer Phil Penman has been documenting the ever-changing streets of New York for more than 25 years. He was recently named in the 52 most influential street photographers. His reportage following the September 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center has featured on NBC’s Today show, as well as on the BBC, History Channel, and Al Jazeera, and his images have been included in the 9/11 Memorial and Museum's archives. More recently, his work covering the pandemic lockdown in New York City has been acquired by the U.S. Library of Congress. |
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State Library of Victoria - Melbourne Link Map Mirror: New view on photography From the Collection to 28 January 2024 Great photography can hold up a mirror to the world and reflect our innermost thoughts and feelings. MIRROR: New views on photography showcases over 140 photographs from the State Collection, alongside creative responses from emerging and established Victorian storytellers to tell fascinating tales of Victoria through a contemporary lens. |
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Ian Potter Centre, NGV - Melbourne Link Map Melbourne Now Overview of artists based in Melbourne. for a long time Celebrating new and ambitious local art and design, Melbourne Now will cross a range of contemporary disciplines including fashion and jewellery, painting, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, video, performance, printmaking and publishing. The inaugural 2013 exhibition was an unprecedented survey of some of the most exciting local contemporary practitioners. Ten years on, Melbourne Now 2023 will again highlight the latest art, architecture, design, and cultural practice shaping Melbourne. PHOTOGRAPHY Real and Imagined Photographs from the collection including new acquisitions. 13 October 2023 Photography: Real and Imagined examines two perspectives on photography; photography grounded in the real world, as a record, a document, a reflection of the world around us; and photography as the product of imagination, storytelling and illusion. On occasion, photography operates in both realms of the real and the imagined. |
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RMIT Gallery - Melbourne Link Map Closer Together Artists include Kay Mei Ling Beadman, Movana Chen, Ryan Christopher Cheng, Kris Coad, Carolyn Eskdale, Daphne Alexis Ho, Jaffa Lam, Ivy MA King Chu, Sally Mannall, Drew Pettifer, Kate Siu Man Kit, Scotty So, Kwong San Tang, Fiona Wong Lai Ching and June Wong 20 Jun to 12 Aug 2023 Closer Together’ reflects on the 25-year cross-cultural relationship between the Hong Kong Art School and RMIT’s School of Art. It is proudly one of the university’s longest running transnational educational partnerships.
The Chinese classic text the ‘Tao Te Ching’ suggests that the world is made up of what we know and what we don’t know, which are ultimately the same. ‘Closer Together’ proposes that togetherness, creative dialogue and art-making can help us understand this – that through these processes we can come to better know the mysteries of the unknown. This exhibition shines a light on 15 artists from the Hong Kong Art School and RMIT community whose works celebrate connectivity and kinship and uncover new knowledge through exchange. |
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Archives Centre - North Melbourne Link Map Spy: Espionage in Australia to 7 July 2023
This exhibition from the National Archives of Australia reveals the personal experiences of secret agents and the curious history of espionage and counter-espionage in Australia. Developed in partnership with ASIO. Often cloaked in myth, the stories of spies are sometimes stranger than fiction. Spy: espionage in Australia reveals the personal experiences of secret agents and the curious history of espionage and counter-espionage in Australia, from Federation through to the present day. Visit this popular exhibition to see surveillance images and watch candid interviews with ASIO Officers. Spy brings the stories of spies out of the shadows and into the light. Collective City Cathrin Plunkett, Francesca Donnoli, Gonzzalo Palta, Shiang Liew, Sally Coggle, Mark Davidson, Mike Reed, Nathan Coote, Andrew Wilson, Adam Sinclair, Jane Hinwood and Ilana Rose 27 July 2023 to
This exhibition showcases historic photographs of Melbourne from the state and federal government archives, alongside images representing our city today, curated from submissions by contemporary street photographers. The exhibition explores the moments of joy and connection that happen in our public spaces, between friends, family and strangers. It also highlights the ways people can feel disconnected or lonely in a crowd, and the divisions created by inequity of access to services and public spaces.
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Very long exhibitions in museums. We will include a photo in the month we find them, then list. |
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Shrine of Remembrance - Melbourne Link Map Tours de Force: Entertainers on the Front Line to October 2023
Since the Vietnam War, Australian entertainers have performed for troops on the front line in war and peacekeeping operations. Their talent and celebrity have lifted spirits and brought a slice of home to service personnel abroad. In this special exhibition, stories, memorabilia and rare photos and videos tell the stories of entertainers on the front line spanning Lorrae Desmond, Normie Rowe and Lucky Starr to Kylie Minogue, John Farnham and Lehmo. It also explores the mission, operations and experiences of the people who have facilitated these successful tours. |
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Hellenic Museum link map ONEIROI Bill Henson Indefinately ONEIROI sets out to inspire discussion about what it means to be custodians of an ancient past and captures the way in which our history, culture and art shape the way in which we make sense of our own world. |
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Old Treasury Building - Melbourne Link Map Lost Jobs: The Changing World of Work until 2023
The world of work is always changing and here is an odd history. This is not an exhibition of photography but an exhibition that has very interesting photography to illustrate the points it is making. |
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St Kilda has been a hub of arts for as long as it has been. It has a dedicated gallery and others that show photography. Further down there is Monash Gallery of Art the most important council gallery for photography. |
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Pride Centre - St Kilda Link Map The Queer Gaze Many To August 2023 The Queer Gaze features images from iconic lesbian magazine Wicked Women which launched in 1988 and disrupted the rigid political climate that dominated the dyke scene at the time. Many of these images are now housed in the Australian Queer Archives at the Victorian Pride Centre and have not been seen publicly for decades. |
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Gasworks - St Kilda Link Map Relicts Mark Darragh 20 June to 9 July 2023 Relicts explores the past, present, and future of Australia’s temperate and alpine flora. Many of the species and plant communities photographed can be described as ‘relicts’, remnants of much larger and more extensive populations in the past. The exhibition also examines the bio-geographical relationship Australia shares with New Zealand, South America, and Antarctica, all once part of the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana.
The large-format film photographs are drawn from journeys over a period of 19 years, from 2003 to 2022, and represent landscapes from Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland, New Zealand, and Chilean Patagonia. |
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Museum of Australian Photography - Monash Link Map formally Monash Gallery of Art ZAHALKAWORLD – an artist’s archive Anne Zahalka 10 June to 10 September 2023 Anne Zahalka is one of Australia’s most highly regarded photo-media artists who has exhibited extensively in Australia and overseas for over 40 years. Her work explores cultural and environmental points of tension, interrogating them with humour and a critical perspective. Her practice is centred around deconstructing familiar scenes and re-presenting them to allow for alternative narratives that reflect, amongst other things, on cultural diversity within Australian society and the ecological impact of the global climate crisis. Untold Stories: Uncovering LGBTIQA+ stories of the COVID-19 pandemic Ruiqi Qiu and Al Eli Baxter to 26 June 2023 Work by three artists are on exhibition in the Atrium Gallery and Untold Stories will be accompanied by a publication that celebrates their practice. This includes Ruiqi Qiu's commissioned body of work entitled Variation, Laura Pettenuzzo's text based response 'On Buffy, Food and Fighting' and Al Eli Baxter's photographic series The Move. |
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Town Hall Gallery - Hawthorn Link Map Light Years Camberwell Camera Club to 3 June 2023 Light Years’ is a community exhibition featuring a variety of themes captured through immersive photography by members of the Camberwell Camera Club. ‘Light Years’ is the culmination of a major project in 2022, where members collected a series of images to tell a story in a more powerful way than in a single image. Through photographic essays exploring themes of the everyday, cultural traditions and the beauty of nature, featured artists take the viewer on a journey revealing the power of visual storytelling. |
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Heidi - Bulleen Link Map Binding Ties Catherine Opie to 9 July 2023 Since the 1990s Catherine Opie’s photographs have challenged and illuminated our understanding of notions of personal and political affiliation. Opie has in this time firmly established an international reputation as one of the leading photographers of her generation. This is the first survey of the artist’s work in Australia. While Opie remains best known for her portraits of leather dykes, drag performers and transgender members of her queer community in San Francisco and Los Angeles in the nineties, the world around these works has shifted seismically. Today, they may be read in light of contemporary understandings of gender and sexuality as more fluid, the limits of community and kinship as increasingly porous and concepts of citizenship progressively more inclusive and accountable. The exhibition at Heide traverses Opie’s early, most recognisable works exploring constructions of gender and sexuality, through alternative conceptions of the nuclear household, to more recent musings on solidarity and collective action in the face of proliferating global crises. |
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Geelong has a dedicated photo space and from time to time it is joined by other galleries and museums. |
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Focal Point Studio Darkroom and Gallery Link Map Australia's Antarctic Various 2 June to 30 July 2023 Our long-awaited exhibition of photos from the Antarctic, which was postponed because of the pandemic, will finally be coming in June 2023.
Rug up for what promises to be an exciting exhibition, with photos from the Antarctic from 1911 to modern times.
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Mostly out of town and a great day trip or more. |
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Gold Street Gallery - Trentham East Link Map THE END OF THE BEGINNING Craig Tuffin to 9 July 2023 We often spend much of our time remembering. It’s easy to experience feelings of nostalgia when looking at old photographs. Even vernacular photographs without authorship, with their bent corners, anonymous handwriting and stains from poor processing and mishandling, can elicit those same emotions. All photographs are in a cycle of surreal transformation, where the present immediately becomes the past, and the past evidence of an inevitable future. The Briny Deep Exhibition runs Bianca Conwell 9 August to 1 October 2023 An observation of the recurring shapes and forms in nature. Throughout the natural world we find repeating shapes; meandering patterns, symmetries, spirals and waves. We see the shapes of grand landscapes and mountain ranges, flowing bodies of water, plant and animal life, prehistoric forms, celestial bodies and galaxies all reflected in each other. This is my first solo exhibition, all of the photographs in it are made using large format cameras, hand made emulsions and negatives, and hand made printing methods. This exhibition includes salt and carbon prints from wet plate glass negatives, and ambrotypes. I am inspired by time spent in nature along the Otway coast in Victoria, and in this work especially by objects from the sea. |
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Castlemaine Art Museum - Castlemaine Link Map There’s a certain Slant of light Jane Brown to 28 May 2023 There’s a certain Slant of light takes a darker turn with the inclusion of an exciting new body of works by celebrated contemporary photographer Jane Brown. The mysterious interplay of light on greenhouse plants, and refracted through mirrors, antique glass and windows are the subjects of these extraordinary new works – each meticulously hand-printed on paper, tin or glass. Air to Atmosphere David Rosetzky to 3 September 2023 David Rosetzky is collaborating with members of the LGBTQIA+ community in Central Regional Victoria including &so, Eden Swan, Terence Jaensch and Rhett D'Costa amongst others, to create a major exhibition commissioned by Castlemaine Art Museum. Flowing from Rosetzky's renowned practice in video and performance, this large collaborative and multi-disciplinary work includes photography, filmmaking, performance, publishing, music, song, choreography by Jo Lloyd and social events created with and about local artists and community members. Air to Atmosphere explores the diversity, trauma, resilience, and pride of the LGBTQIA+ community. Presented in the Stoneman and Benefactor Galleries at CAM, including live performance, and a major Terrace Projection every evening at dusk. Equal the Contest Mitch Nivalis to 10 September 2023 Equal the Contest began as a Master of Photography project that aimed to use image-making to challenge gender roles and stereotypes. As my research progressed, it became a feature documentary film and photobook about my journey learning to play AFL in the Mt Alexander Falcons Women's Sports Club, along with this projection, commissioned by CAM. This projection is part of a larger body of work. |
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Horsham Regional Gallery - Horsham Link Map CREATION
Deborah Kelly 08 July to 05 November 2023 Deborah Kelly’s CREATION is a multi-venue, multi-disciplinary collaborative artwork about human connection, learning exchange, belief and hope that takes the form of a queer insurrectionary science fiction climate change religion. |
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Wodonga Library Gallery - Wodonga Link Map Through the Viewfinder Members of the Wadonga Albury Camera Club to 9 July 2023 See the world through a new lens as the Wodonga Albury Camera Club celebrates its 70th anniversary. Since its inception in 1953, the club has provided an avenue for local amateur photographers to develop their skills, take field trips, experiment with new techniques and even share equipment. With the club’s long history of presenting photography in shows, fairs and conventions, this exhibition at Hyphen not only showcases the talent and skill of the members but also celebrates the club’s enduring legacy. |
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CONTESTS and OPPORTUNITIES Contests are a little random, it depends on what that year's judges likes. Thus surprises happen all the time. Don't be intimidated, enter and only tell people when you get in! Raise your profile. Also check who the judges are. |
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CONTESTS for PHOTOGRAPHS
Magnum Foundation Deadline: 6 July 2023 Entry fee: no mention Theme: Heat Why Enter: USD10K Workshops Magnum. Link HEAD ON PRIZES Deadline: 15 June 2023 Entry fee: AUD30 Theme: Portrait/Landscape/Enviormental Why Enter: AUD10k Link Architecture Photography Masterprize Deadline: 31 July 2023 Entry fee: USD 50 Theme: Architecture Why Enter: Aimed at bringing photographers to the profession, via a book, press and industry press. This is a difficult area to break into. Link
2023 Australian Photography Awards Deadline: 21 August 2023 Entry fee: AUD 28 Theme: Categories; People/Environment/Animal/Documentary/
Experimental/Student/Junior/People's Choice Why Enter: This is the up and coming awards in this country. Link The Arnold Newman Prize Deadline: not announced but due Entry fee: Check site Theme: New directions in Portraiture Why Enter: This is the man who invented the environmental portrait + USD20k Link CONTEST for BOOKS 2023 PhotoBookAwards Deadline: 14 July 2023 (discounted) 8 Sept final entry date. Entry fee: USD 30/60 Theme: Book Why Enter: Organised by Paris Photo and aperture + USD10K Link 2023 LUCIE PHOTO BOOK PRIZE Deadline: 30 August 2023 Entry fee: USD 55/35 Theme: Book Why Enter: diverse group of judges. Some money. Link GRANTS W Eugene Smith Grant Open: 9 July 2023 Deadline: 15 October 2023 Entry Fee: USD50 What: Concerned photography What is available: USD30K+ Link Ilford Community Photography Grant Deadline: quarterly What is available: £500 of Ilford product. Link |
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FESTIVALS OPEN CALLS EXPOSURE Alberta's Photography Festival What: Open Call Deadline: 1 September 2023 Cost: CAD35 Theme: open Why Enter: A photo festival on the CV is always good. Link GALLERIES OPEN CALLS Blindside Applications for the 2024 Exhibition Program. Deadline: 31 July 2023 Entry fee: No cost Theme: Exhibition pitch; A four-week public exhibition in one (or both) of our galleries. A project fee Onsite technical assistance for installation. Staff to invigilate the exhibition, opening night and public programs. Promotional support Support letters for grant applications Curatorial and development advice.
Why Apply: It's covers everything Link XYZ Photo Gallery What: We would like to know about all considered photography in Victoria Deadline: open Cost: no initial costs (options if selected) Theme: open Why Enter: This is a gallery set up to provide to local photographers/artists working in photo-media, a gallery experience that the director would have liked when he started out. Link Off the Kerb Open call for exhibiting for the first 6 months of the new year. Link Stanger Gallery Open call for exhibitions. Link HOTA - Gold Coast Introduce your practice LInk Exhibition proposals Link SunStudios Gallery Exhibition proposals Link OTHERS Presartis Artist Residencies Around the world Ongoing as opportunities happen. Why: because living in another culture adds to your work. Link |
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Master Class RMIT CCP - Fitzroy Link Map Fashion Photography Masterclass with Bart Celestino link This masterclass provides one-on-one significant access over five months to one of the world’s best fashion photographers. Bartolomeo Celestino is an Australian / Italian photographer, visual artist, film director, creative director and magazine editor. He is best known for his iconic work as founder / publisher of the seminal Melbourne graffiti publication DAMAGE, and as the editor-in-chief of LOVEWANT magazine, which has reinvented the idea of fashion magazines as visual readers. Applications: 30th June 2023. Artist/Curator Talks RMIT Gallery - City Link Map 1. PERFORMANCE AND ARTIST TALK: Scotty So 13 July 3:00pm - 4:00pm Join us for a performance followed by an artist talk from Scotty So, who is part of our current exhibition Closer Together at RMIT Gallery. Scotty So is a Melbourne-based artist who works across media, using painting, photography, sculptures, site-responsive installation, videos, and drag performance. Driven by the thrill of camp, he explores the often-contradictory relationship between humour and sincerity within lived experience. Born and raised in Hong Kong, So graduated with BFA Honours at the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne, Australia, 2019. Museum of Australian Photography - Wheelers Hill Link Map 1. Free Guided Tour Wednesday 1:00pm / Friday 2:00pm / Saturday 11:00am Book though gallery site. Explore the themes and ideas behind the current exhibitions, learn more about the artists, take a deep dive into individual works and discover something you love! 2. In conversation: Jahkarli Romanis with artist Peta Clancy MAPh Atrium Gallery
Sunday 2:00 - 3.00pm 2 July 2023
Free event Join Jahkarli Romanis and artist Peta Clancy in conversation as they discuss the exhibition (Dis)connected to Country. 3. Take Two Friday, 11:00pm - 12:30pm 21 July Cost: Café prices from $4.80 book through gallery website
Join us at MAPh for some philosophy, wordplay and creative challenges that will make you see two works of art in a completely different light. No specialist knowledge is needed - just a willingness to think, share, and engage in some artful play. 4. Anne Zahalka Studio Masterclass Friday, 10:00am - 3:00pm 26 August Cost: $120 Members $108
Join artist Anne Zahalka for a masterclass in studio photography to learn how to get the most from models, props, lighting and backdrops. In this practical workshop Anne will share her working methods, ideas and processes as she guides you through a photoshoot in which you'll create your own narrative in response to the backdrop Mullet Creek, Illawarra, 1853 by Conrad Martens. 4. In conversation | Anne Zahalka with Anouska Phizacklea Saturday, 1:00pm - 2:00pm 27 August Cost: $120 Members $108
Join MAPh Director Anouska Phizacklea in conversation with Anne Zahalka as they discuss the artist’s career, the survey exhibition ZAHALKAWORLD: an artist’s archive and the accompanying publication. The artist will be available for book signing after the event. Regular Workshops Kindred Cameras in Docklands Link Map From beginners, to alternative, to commercial know how and a few things in between as well as one on one for what you need to know. Gold Street Studios - Trentham East Link This is the centre for Alt photographic processes in the southern hemisphere, and some would say the world. Many many workshops. District Darkroom - Coburg Link The foundations of the black and white darkroom workshop. We’ll cover everything from the multi-step film development process to creating archival black and white prints. Working alongside our experienced lab technicians students will learn all aspects of film development, how to use the enlarger, basic printing steps, how contrast filters work, paper processing, and more advanced printing techniques like dodging and burning and toning for effect and archiving of prints. Focal Point Studio, Darkroom & Gallery Link One-on-one Darkroom Training Introduction to Film Photography Introduction to Car Portraiture Check link for others. Melbourne Camera Club There is a lot see listings! Courses Link Very full calendar of events Link Work In Progress Link Black & White Darkroom Printing Colour C-Type Printing B&W Refresher Course see link for dates. Australian Association of Street Photographers Link
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