Submissions now open for online exhibition
View Camera Australia is seeking submissions from large and medium format photographers working in Australia and New Zealand for the eighteenth online exhibition. Previous exhibitions can…
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Exhibition: Definitive Dupain
'Definitive Dupain is the first major retrospective to explore the complete body of work of Max Dupain (1911–1992), Australia’s most famous photographer. Presented alongside a major…
Exhibition: Exposed Lands – 100 Years of Tasmanian Landscape Photography
‘This exhibition is a survey of 100 years of photographic history depicting Tasmania’s nature, sharing perspectives of the island, Lutruwita, as Aboriginal Country, as well as terrain charted…
Workshop: The Hand Coloured Photographic Print with Kate Breakey
'This is a four-day workshop commencing on 11 December 2026. This workshop is open to artists, photographers, or painters of all skill levels, amateur and professional, with…
Exhibition: Brassaï – Secret Paris
'This exhibition will present the most comprehensive survey of the work of the eminent Hungarian-born, French photographer Brassaï yet to be seen in Australia. With…
Exhibition: Antarctica is Melting – David Neilson
An exhibition of black & white Antarctic photographs by David Neilson This collection of black & white images from Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic is the…
A History of Photography – Three-week course at National Gallery of Victoria
'From its invention in the nineteenth century to its digital ubiquity today, photography has always had innovation, technical skill and experimentation at its core. Photography…
View Camera Australia online exhibition July 2026
View Camera Australia presents online exhibition number 17 featuring the work of: Charles Millen, Ilona Schneider, Nik Mandadakis, Danielle Edwards, Julian Pearce, Murray White, Mat…
Exhibition: Max Dupain and Ansel Adams – In search of perfection
Max Dupain (Australia, 1911–1992) and Ansel Adams (USA, 1902–1984) shaped the visual identity of their respective nations through the lens of modernist photography. Though working on opposite sides of the…