Workshop: Salt Printing – with Joachim Froese
Two Day Salt Printing Workshop - From Digital File to Print Join acclaimed photographer Joachim Froese for a two-day workshop exploring one of photography’s most…
Exhibition: Women Photographers 1900-1975 – A Legacy of Light
'Women Photographers 1900–1975: A Legacy of Light celebrates the wide-ranging photographic practices of more than eighty women artists working between 1900 and 1975. Featuring prints, postcards,…
Exhibition: Afterlife – Kevin Frost
'The Midlands of Tasmania is sheep country. Once forested, the country has largely become an open expanse of grasslands in rocky soils lined edged with…
E6 4 x 5 processing in Melbourne
In very good news for large format photographers working with colour transparencies Vanbar Imaging in Thornbury, Victoria can now process E6 4 x 5 sheet…
Exhibition: Women Photographers 1853-2018 National Gallery of Australia
'Women photographers 1853–2018 highlights the transformative impact of women artists on the history of photography. Since its inception, the National Gallery’s photography collection has reflected the…
Exhibition: Being of Light – Zo Damage
Being of Light presents a visual narrative of urban living in a series of framed, unframed and sculptural interactive handcrafted analogue photographic works on paper.…
Vale: Rod McNicol
Rod McNicol 1946-2025 'For more than four decades, McNicol dedicated his practice to the art of photographic portraiture. His approach was deliberate and deeply human,…
Book Review: Traces – Chris Bell by Harry Nankin
It’s hard to casually leaf through renowned Tasmanian landscape photographer Chris Bell’s latest book Traces. Rather, it’s a publication that needs to be savoured, slowly,…
Folio: James Niven
Ficus Macrophylla - An intimate view The iconic Moreton Bay fig tree (Ficus macrophylla) stands as a dominant feature of Sydney's Parks and public recreational…