David Tatnall, Author at View Camera Australia

September 21, 2018

Workshop: Wild West Coast Photography with Rob Blakers & Loic Le Guilly

Wild Island presents specialised and practical tuition in photography with Rob Blakers and Loic Le Guilly. ‘This workshop offers guided and supported walking and photography…

September 16, 2018

Exhibition: Land’s Edge – Alice Blanch

"Explored both physically and conceptually, as both a photographic subject and as a basis for research and contemplation, the land’s edge is where earth meets…

September 13, 2018

Victoria. The home of large format photography?

There has been resurgence in large format film photography in Australia over the past ten years or so, and the state of Victoria seems to…

September 12, 2018

Exhibition: In Anna’s garden

'This exhibition aims to provide a glimpse into the rich community in Australia that exists around the cyanotype process. In Anna’s Garden provides an opportunity for cyanotypists…

September 4, 2018

Course: Black & White – Process, Proof & Scan

‘In this practical short course you will learn how to process film and make proof sheets, while being introduced to the magic of the Black…

August 31, 2018

Masterclass: Expanding cyanotypes with Vicky Cooper & Doug Spowart

Join Doug Spowart and Victoria Cooper - artists, teachers, researchers and all around champions of the photobook and the photographic arts in Australia - for…

August 30, 2018

Exhibition: Wolfgang Sievers – 50 Years

Magnet Galleries Melbourne 12 – 30 September 2018 ‘A rare opportunity to both see and purchase signed prints from the archive of Wolfgang Sievers, one…

August 26, 2018

MoMA at NGV: 130 Years of Modern & Contemporary Art

National Gallery of Victoria. Melbourne until 7 October 2018 ‘The National Gallery of Victoria, in partnership with The Museum of Modern Art, New York, presents MoMA…

August 24, 2018

Exhibition: Alex Gard’s Ambrotypes

Moonah Arts Centre. Moonah. Tasmania until 15 September 2018 An exhibition of Tasmanian photographer Alex Gard’s ambrotypes. Alex Gard with 8x10 camera Main photograph: 27…