reframe-refocus.xyzPhotoSceneVictoriaJuly 2024 #35 |
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A blog for people who are into making, displaying, discovering, finding, buying, collecting & considering photographs. |
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EDITORIAL We are a week early as I will be I will be away next week. Why do we make photographs? Is there more than instagram? We buy cameras capable of making A2 prints yet we look at them on phones... Why? In part this newsletter was created to show that making photographs can be so much more interesting if printed and pondered. Thus we list the gallery exhibitions we can find and opportunities that come about. We have all the talent and infrastructure in Victoria to be a world centre, are we interested in being that? Please go to exhibitions and talks they are mainly free and give you an opportunity to see others photographers work and encourage the galleries to continue to present work for you consideration and a place for you to show. Congratulations to Jesse Pretorius, who was chosen as on of a hundred finalists in The Tree of Life: a Love Letter to Nature PhotoVogue Festival in Milan. Ali Choudhry is who are finalists in the Percivals Photographic Portrait Prize. If you have made it into one of the majors we have listed let us know so we can give you a call out. 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. An interesting article on the photo market for prints link |
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CCP is doing some major fundraising. Please help! Three raffles, an exhibition and affordable print sale! Raffles
Book Raffle - wonderful books of and about photography Portfolio Review Raffle - get your work in front of curators of note. Professional Printing Prize - a large amount of printing. 12th June – 13th July Fundraiser Exhibition
28th June – 13th July Online Affordable Print Sale
28th June – 28th July more information under Fund Raising section including artist's participating. Link |
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Eureka Centre - Ballarat Historical Photography and the 19thC Gold Rushes 5.30pm Thursday August 01, 2024 Anne Maxwell Eureka Centre Auditorium FREE. No bookings required. Photography was still a novelty and topic of immense public interest during the 1850s goldrush. Richard Daintree and Antoine Fauchery both tried to make their fortunes in the gold fields near Ballarat before joining forces to open one of Australia’s most successful early photography studios. Photographs produced in the very early twentieth century reveal a sense of the social and environmental costs of an event that brought wealth and fortune to many, but misery to many others. Anne will explore goldrush photography of Australia, before comparing it to gold mining photography from California and New Zealand photographers. Anne Maxwell is an Associate Professor in the English Program in the School of Culture and Communication at the University of Melbourne. More information Museum of Australian Photography 860 Ferntree Gully Road Wheelers Hill Victoria 3150 Map Link Built photography + Hollow guided tour 1:00pm, Wednesday and Saturday until 25 August 2024 Free Explore the themes and ideas behind the current exhibitions: Built Photography and Hollow. Learn more about the artists, take a deep dive into individual works, share your thoughts and discover something you love! Meet your guide at the front desk. Book now State Library of Victoria - Melbourne Newspapers for Family History 22 August 2024 Research staff In this special National Family History Month webinar, learn how to navigate the Library’s extensive newspaper collection to research your family history. Whether you’re looking to debunk a family urban legend or find out if that aunt really cracked a world record, our librarians will teach you the tips and tricks you need to uncover your family story. More information Bright Bright Festival of Photography 11 to 13 October 2024 Cost for three day weekend $235 A learning and experience with some of the best photographers in the country. With over 2500 photography workshop spots planned over 3 days and 35+ of Australia’s best photographers and instructors, BFOP 2024 is set to be bigger, better, crazier and more chaotic than EVER! We’re delivering you workshops in nearly every genre of photography that you can think of alongside our presentations stage AND special events from our brand sponsors. If you’ve been to BFOP before you don’t need to read on, just hit the ‘checkout’ button and be done with it because you know this will be the weekend to define 2024! For $235 an excellent way to spend a long weekend! More information Please, if you know other places that we should keep checking on let us know. |
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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. Melbourne Camera Club (MCC) There is a lot see listings! Courses Link Very full calendar of events Link MCC Analogue Group The most diverse group in the club. All have a take on film, alt processes or printing in darkrooms. A friendly group with so much knowledge. Australian Association of Street Photographers Link
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Center of Contemporary Photography Book Raffle Be in the running to win from the 15 prizes available, with a total value over $3,000. 1000 Words Bundle (inc. Tote Bag, Postcard & 3 Publications) Annual Subscription to Source Magazine (Ireland) Bad News Books & Merch Bundle Catlin Langford Recommends Bundle Daniel Boetker-Smith Recommends Bundle HOWL Magazine Imageless Book Bundle Katrina Sluis Recommends Bundle M.33 Publications Bundle (7 Books) MAPh Bundle Perimeter Books Bundle 1 (4 Books & Tote) Perimeter Books Bundle 2 (4 Books & Tote) Photo Collective Bundle Signed 2024 Tall Poppy Press Publication Bundle Slow Burn Publication Bundle Hapax Magazine (UK) Bundle (5 issues)
Tickets $10 – All proceeds go directly to supporting artists and exhibition costs Portfolio Review Raffle Win an exclusive portfolio review with a national and international photography experts. Reviewers include: Daniel Boetker-Smith (CCP) Helen Frajman (M33) Helen Trompeteler (Silver Eye) Ilsa Wynne-Hoelscher Kidd Kelly Hussey-Smith (RMIT) Leigh Robb (AGSA) Laura Lantieri (Heide) Marta Weiss (V&A) Patrick Pound (Artist) Pippa Milne (PHOTO Australia) Susan Bright (Independent Curator Taous Dahmani (Independent Curator)
More to be announced soon! $10 tickets – All proceeds go directly to supporting artists and exhibition costs Professional Printing Prize Raffle Be in the running to win $1,000 of printing services with Peter Hatzipavlis at Final Grade Printing!! $15 tickets – All proceeds go directly to supporting artists and exhibition costs Final Grade is a bespoke post-production studio run by Artistic Director, Master Fine Art Printer and Video Colourist Peter Hatzipavlis. Classically trained as Artist specialising in photography and film, Peter has over 30 years industry experience. During this time Peter has collaborated with local and international artists. Supported by Final Grade Printing, Hahnemühle & Spicers. 2024 Fundraiser Exhibition! Bidding will commence online at 11am on June 28th. Opening night 6pm-8pm 28th June. See the works in our exhibition at CCP running from 28 June – 13 July. Open Wed-Sun 11-5. The fundraiser exhibition features works from 17 prominent Australian and international artists. All works will be available for purchase via silent auction, with proceeds going to support CCP’s exhibition program, artists, commissions, events and our ongoing mission to support Australian photography. List of artists: Anne Zahalka; Georgia Metaxas; Hayley Millar Baker; James Tylor; Jo Duck; Katrin Koenning; Kyle Archie Knight; Lisa Sorgini; Nikki Lam; Odette England; Patrick Pound; Pixy Liao; Ruth Maddison; Tace Stevens; Trent Parke & Ying Ang. Bidding is online only, via link below. A PDF ‘List of Artworks’ with images, prices and details is available here to download. Get ‘List of Artworks’. Bidding will go live at 11am 28th June. All available works have a starting bid amount (set by the artist), and bidding will increase in 10% increments. From 11am 28th June all works can be viewed online, with price and full details, via link below. Artwork sales are pick-up only (couriering of work available at additional cost). Small Print sale: over 50 limited edition prints From Australian and international artists to purchase. Each print is 8 x10 inches and is in an edition of 20 prints only. Works will be available for sale online from June 28 – July 28 2024. With an affordable price of; AUD$250 per print this is a great way to start your photography collection. Each print will come with a certificate of authenticity.All proceeds from this print sale will go directly to supporting CCPs exhibitions, artists, commissions, events, and education programs. Funds raised also help us keep exhibitions and entry to CCP free. A preview of all the works will be available from 11am June 28 – and purchases can be made – via the link below. Thanks to all the participating artists: Abigail Varney; Adam Ferguson; Adrian Jing Song; Amos Gebhardt; Anne Moffat; Ayman Kaake; Buzz Gardiner; Cecilia Sordi Campos; Chloe Dewe Mathews; Christopher Koller; Clare Rae; Clare Steele; Cyrus Tang; Danica Chappell; Darren Tanny Tan, EJ Hassan; Emmaline Zanelli; Erhan Tırlı; Finn Goldstraw; Genevieve Ginty; Honey Long & Prue Stent; Hootan Heydari; Isabella Capezio; Izabela Pluta; Janina Green; Kaede James Takamoto; Kelvin Lau; Kristian Häggblom; Liss Fenwick; Marta Bogdanska; Martin Parr; Meg De-Young & Gabrielle Hall-Lomax; Minami Ivory; Ming Liew; Morganna Magee; Nicholas Mahady; Oliver Foster; Phuong Nguyen Le; Pia Johnson; Ponch Hawkes; Renato Colangelo; Sean Davey; Shea Kirk; Simon Terrill; Stephanie Syjuco; Teva Cosic; The Huxleys; Tobias Titz; Wei Weng; Yask Desai; Youqine Lefèvre & Zoë Croggon. Link for more information |
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Magnet Gallery - Docklands Link Map Magnet Winter Print Sale Various to 12 July 2024 Come in on WEEKDAYS (Tuesdays to Fridays) from Tuesday 11 June to Friday 12 July and browse the walls .....you just never know what you might find! The prints will be sold in "as-is" condition Pay and collect on the day you visit. |
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OPPORTUNITIES LINK 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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for PHOTOGRAPHERS JUNE DEADLINE [p] Pano Awards Deadline: 1pm 25 June 2024 Entry: USD 20-22 Theme: panoramas Why Enter: Money and Epson Printers. Link JULY DEADLINE Preus Museum Open Call 2024 Deadline: 1 July 2024 Theme: Ruptures Who: Lens based artists Why Enter: cash prize of 15.000 NOK, be collected and have a solo show at the Norway national photography museum Link Deloitte's Photo Grant 2024 Deadline: 1 July 2024 Entry : no cost Theme: photographers under 35 Why Enter: €20,000 towards the execution of their project idea. The resulting work will become an exhibition when the next edition of the Award is held. Trip to Milan. Link Encontros da Imagem - Photobook Award 2024 Deadline: 1 July, 2024 Entry: Euro 20 Theme: Material for a book Why Enter: Money and your project exhibited. Link Hariban Award 2024 Deadline: 1 July 2024 Entry: USD50 Theme: work that will look great at collotypes. Why Enter: Residency in Japan, work published as collotypes and book. Link Arttaca Grant 2024 Deadline: 1 July 2024 Entry: no cost Theme: Visual storytelling in a series Who: Open Why Enter: USD1k to three photographers Link 2024 Australian Photography Prize Deadline: 1 July 2024 Entry: from AUD 15 - 385 (8 entries) Theme: Categories; Illustrative/People/Places/Visionary/
Pet and Animal/Digital Creaive/Portrait/Photographic Artist/Arial/Commerical/Family/Landscape/Life events/Nature/Wildlife/ Why Enter: Local, gear and so many categories. Link SUGi x NAVA Photography Contest 2024 Deadline: 8 July 2024 Entry: No Cost Theme: reimagine urban life. Who: Open Why Enter: USD 250 - 4k and a being part of a cause we support. Link 2024 Wacken Rock ‘n Roll Photography Workshop Deadline: 11 July 2024 Entry: no cost (just getting there) Theme: Music photography Why Enter: Interesting opportunity. Link Abbey Road Studios Music Photography Awards Deadline: 18 July 2024 Entry: Free Theme: Music photography Why Enter: Interesting judging panel including performers. Cant find prizes except your work being used by Abbey Rd Studios and others. Link ProfiFoto New Talent Award 24/2 Deadline: 21 July 2024 Entry: GBP15 Theme: A concept of a project plus 5 -10 photographs as work samples Why Enter: 3,000 euros (1st place 1,500 euros, 2nd place 1,000 euros, 3rd place 500 euros). All winning entries will be published in ProfiFoto and be part of group exhibitions. Link OD Photo Prize 2024 Deadline: 29 July 2024 Entry: GBP15 Theme: Series Why Enter: £2,000, Grand Prize Winner | Shortlisted artists are exhibited in London, on the Open Doors Gallery website. Link Architecture Photography Masterprize Deadline: 31 July 2024 Entry: 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 Comedy Wildlife Photographic Awards Deadline: 31 July 2024 Entry: not sure Theme: Humour in the animal world. Why Enter: This one really does get major press! The prizes are not great but it is fun. Though the grand prize is a one week safari in Kenya for two. Link |
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AUGUST DEADLINE Photography 4 Humanity 2024 Deadline: 1 August 2024 Entry: no cost Theme: Climate Justice Why Enter: UN Human Rights are running the contest, USD5k and UN promotion. Link Graphis Photography Award Deadline: 6 August 2024/10 September 2024 Entry: USD45-140 Theme: Published work by Professional Photographers Why Enter: Published in Graphis Photography Annual, as seen in most advertising agencies, big design firms and anyone else commissioning photography. This is historically one of the most important books to get into and it is juried so it is respected. Link Daniele Tamagni Grant 2024/2025 Deadline: 11 August Entry: no cost Theme: a project must engage with the African continent or its diaspora Why Enter: 1 year scholarship at The Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg and an exhibition at Africa Foto Fair 2025 Link 2024 Australian Photography Awards Deadline: 21 August 2024 Entry: 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 SEPTEMBER DEADLINE Format International Photography Festival Deadline: 1 September 2024 Entry: EUR 22/27 Theme: Conflicted Why Enter: Having your work shown in an international festival. Link 2024 Lucie Photo Book Prize Deadline: 15 September 2024 Entry: EUR32-50 Theme: Books published/prototype/hand-made books Why Enter: Chosen by an interesting jury. USD2-3000 and exhibition with the book at Los Angeles Centre for Photography. Link Sony World Photography Awards Who: Worldwide Deadline: Student competition closes 29 November 2024, 13:00 (GMT) Youth competition closes 3 January 2025, 13:00 (GMT) Open competition (including National & Regional Awards and Alpha Female Award) closes 3 January 2025, 13:00 (GMT) Professional competition (including Latin America Professional Award and Sustainability Prize) closes 10 January 2025, 13:00 (GMT) 12 January 2024 (professional) Entry: No cost Theme: Various categories Why Enter: its' Sony Link without DEADLINE GRANTS Ilford Community Photography Grant Deadline: quarterly What is available: £500 of Ilford product. Link GALLERIES OPEN CALLS 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 HOTA - Gold Coast Introduce your practice LInk Exhibition proposals Link RESIDENCIES 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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XYZ Photo Gallery - Docklands Link Map This is hard to find, Details on the website. Traveling the Portillo Way - Stories of Rail Scott Gould, Jonny Tanoto, Dept of Economics (Netherlands) and others Sunday 23 is the LAST DAY! 1 - 5pm The rail and trains were the great revolution in transport in the mid 19th century, rail holds nostalgia and now is coming back as a major transport system. This exhibition looks at rail from different angles. This is a fun relaxing show. Viewing Melbourne Jessie Pretorius, Gerry Angelos, Derek Nguyen, Andrew Tan, Santana Velo Harry Baker, Harry Hsu, Luke Tipping, Scott Ransley, Archie and more. 14 July to 18 August 2024 1 - 5pm, Thursday to Sunday Photographers of various backgrounds find the views of this ‘once was rich’ city and explore that which resinates with each them. This presents as many visions of the city as there are participants. |
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Library at the Dock- Docklands Link Map They Shoot Film Emma Armstrong-Porter, Natalie Blom, Angela Cornish, Keira Hudson and Jessica Schwientek to 7 July 2024 This project serves as an opportunity to centre alternate perspectives, demonstrating how each artist takes up their own position in a medium historically dominated by men. By delving into their personal narratives, They Shoot Film not only records the artists’ individual histories, but also creates an opportunity for exploring and exploiting the limitations of the medium. |
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Hillvale Gallery - Brunswick Link Map Material Thinking Cecilia Tizard, Elena Misso, Isabella Capezio, Renato Colangelo 28 June to 21 July 2024 As we find ourselves amid the shortest days of the year, it feels only right to embrace the darkness and look towards the mysterious domain of the darkroom. Material Thinking is our upcoming group exhibition featuring the work of four artists with varied approaches to image-making and darkroom practices. Cecilia Tizard, Elena Misso, Isabella Capezio, and Renato Colangelo share their Material Thinking with a focus on process, matter and materials. |
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Arc One - Melbourne Link Map (I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow Pat Brassington 19 June - 20 July A curated selection of new and classic images, I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow is devoted to Brassington’s remarkable consistency as an artist. Always startling, Brassington’s profound career has earned her the mantle as one of Australia’s great, unforgettable artists. |
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State Library of Victoria - Melbourne Link Map Melbourne Out Loud:
Life through the lens of Rennie Ellis Rennie Ellis to 28 January 2025 If there was ever a photographer to take Melbourne’s portrait, it was Rennie Ellis. Rennie had an uncanny ability to slip into all kinds of social circles and his photographs are the ultimate story of life on the town. He roamed our places: St Kilda Beach, the MCG, Swanston Street, Sidney Myer Music Bowl. He met superstars: Tina Turner, Mick Jagger, Grace Jones. He stood with crowds on the biggest days of the year: Melbourne Cup, the AFL Grand Final, the Boxing Day Test. He befriended people from all walks of life: athletes and celebrities, punks and protesters, beach goers and party lovers. And he captured it all on camera. |
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NGV International - Melbourne Link Map African Fashion Various artists To 6 October 2024 A landmark exhibition, Africa Fashion celebrates the creativity, ingenuity, and global impact of contemporary African fashions from the mid-twentieth century to the present day. Featuring over 200 works – spanning fashion, textiles, adornment, photography, music and film – the exhibition illuminates a thriving fashion scene as dynamic and varied as the continent itself. Developed by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. |
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Shrine of Remembrance - Melbourne Link Map Recovering the Past Ian Alderman to 29 September 2024 This unique photographic exhibition unites two distinct groups of men separated by a century, connected by conflict and the art of photo montage. The first group comprises the men of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) who battled in Flanders during the Great War's most harrowing encounters. The second group consists of Belgian men engaged in ongoing bomb disposal efforts on those same former battlefields today. Drawing inspiration from Australian cultural and artistic figures like photographer Frank Hurley and artist Will Longstaff, artist Ian Alderman embarks on a philosophical journey exploring the enduring repercussions of human conflict—legacies that persist long after the cessation of gunfire. |
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Hellenic Museum - Melbourne 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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Pride Centre - St Kilda Link Map Muru-ba Joseph Mayers (Yorta Yorta), interviews by Daniel Browning (Bundjalung / Kullilli) 3 July to 21 July 2024 Muru-ba is a physical and online exhibition showcasing the faces and stories of First Nations LGBTQIA+ Elders involved with the LGBTQIA+ rights and First Nations community movements since the 1970s from across Australia. Muru-ba is a Dharug word gifted to the project by Aunty Julie Jones, that means trail blazer, or path maker. |
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Museum of Australian Photography - Monash Link Map Built photography Trent Crawford, Jessica Curry, Lucas Davidson, Damian Dillon, Jacqueline Felstead, Janina Green, Luke Parker, Kiah Pullens, Jacky Redgate, Talia Smith, Katrina Stamatopoulos, Andrew Tetzlaff, Marian Tubbs, Skye Wagner & Grace Wood 8 June – 25 August 2024 Built photography proposes a conversation between photography’s material, its surface and form and especially its objectness, against which the flatness of the photographic plane is interrogated. Through processes of ‘inflation’, photographs disrupt the two-dimensional surface to complicate the spatial relationship between the content of an image and its physical form. Hollow Izabela Pluta and Kiron Robinson 8 June – 21 July 2024 In this exhibition both Pluta and Robinson explore their own and public archives which are then decontextualised and recontextualised to bring past ideas into a contemporary context. For the curators of Built photography, Hollow playfully capsizes the idea of being built and examines the emptiness that can lie underneath the surface of a photograph. |
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Bundoora Homestead Art Centre Link Map In a restless world like this is Anni Hagberg, Katie Paine, Katrin Koenning, Leonie Brialey, Siri Hayes 22 June to 07 September 2024 How many worlds are within, or nested amongst, this one? Is it possible to traverse them, and what might act as the tethers or links between them? In a restless world like this is emerges in response to two works held in the City of Darebin collection; Siri Hayes’ large-scale photographs, Lyric Theatre at Merri Creek and Crossing the Merri (both 2003). Inviting responses from Anni Hagberg, Katie Paine, Katrin Koenning and Leonie Brialey, this exhibition reverberates outwards from its sources—the Merri Creek as a physical space, but also the Merri Creek as presented within Hayes’ works—to consider what might reside in the generative spaces within and between worlds. |
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Gold Street Gallery - Trentham East Link Map A Retrospective Mike Ware to 11 August 2024 Dr Mike Ware is an accomplished British photographer and with a doctorate in chemistry from Oxford . Mike has undertaken fundamental studies in historic photographic processes and preservation of photographs working with The National Science and Media Museum Bradford and The Victoria and Albert Museum London, and The National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Mike brings real science to bear on alternative processes. He has written three books that are in-depth modern classics of alternative photographic processes along with numerous papers. |
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Art Gallery of Ballarat - Ballarat Link Map Lost in Palm Springs Kate Ballis, Tom Blachford, Anna Carey, Sam Cranstoun, Paul Davies, Rosi Griffin, Vicki Stravrou, Robyn Sweaney and Gosia Wlodarczak. American artists in the exhibition are Darren Bradley, Jim Isermann, Troy Kudlac, Lance O’Donnell and Kim Stringfellow. 4 May to 1 September 2024 This interdisciplinary exhibition brings together 14 creative minds – including internationally recognised artists, photographers and thinkers from America and Australia – who respond to, capture, or reimagine the magical qualities of the landscape and the celebrated mid-century modern architecture found in the desert city. Connections between Palm Springs and Australia are remarkably strong, particularly when viewed through the lens of the current renaissance of interest in modernist architecture. Place and home, desert atmospheres, landscapes (real and imagined), and Bauhaus sensibilities inform the works. |
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