Workshop: Large Format Photography with Michael Waite
‘In this one day workshop you will learn the essentials of large format film photography. Emphasis will be placed on the aspects that differentiate large…
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Exhibition: Now You See Me – Visualising the Surveillance State
An exhibition presenting the work of nine artists, whose practice aids to expose the usually obscured mechanisms of state control through a mix of photographic, textual, sculptural…
Talk: Chris Bell – Wilderness & Photography
Australia’s foremost large format photographer Chris Bell presents a talk on photography and wilderness in Wild Island’s Wild Mind series. 'Chris Bell is a long-time…
Exhibition: Night Jewels – Keiko Goto
'I have been concentrating in Black and White monochrome in the past, but the old analogue printing method of cyanotype really fits these Australian Night Photographs. Night…
Exhibition: Dreaming Mum again – Leah King-Smith
'Leah King-Smith is both a previous Bowness Photography Prize finalist and an Monash Gallery of Art collection artist. King-Smith is a Queensland-based artist with a…
Exhibition: Sex of Nature – Thomas K Lee
Sex of Nature is a photographic series exploring areas of wilderness, seemingly untouched by human beings. The stark and isolated landscapes of Thomas K Lee’s work…
Workshop: Experimental cameraless photography with Kate Robertson
'In this one-day workshop participants will engage with analogue and digital alternative photographic processes, combining Lumen printing and Scanography. You will be encouraged to embrace…
Exhibition: 23° and Rising – Matthew Stanton and Abigail Varney
23° and Rising presents two discrete bodies of work by Melbourne-based photographers Matthew Stanton and Abigail Varney, examining the ecological impacts faced by the communities of…
Exhibition: Polar Convergence – Rohan Hutchinson & Phil Samartzis
Polar Convergence is an exhibition of sound and image works in which the Arctic and Antarctic intersect to form a liminal world where time and space…