View Camera Australia

Folio: Mark Darragh

Coastal Topographies—The Otway and Bunurong Coastlines Coastal Topographies is an ongoing series of photographs focusing on shorelines and intertidal zones across Victoria and Tasmania. Much of this body of work has fallen into three areas: South Gippsland and the Otway…
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View Camera Australia online exhibition October 2026

View Camera Australia presents online exhibition number eighteen featuring the work of: James Niven, Bianca Conwell, Stuart Clook, Rick Abraham, Mark Darragh, Danielle Edwards, Zhan Teh, Alan Clark, Megan Ferguson, Alex Bond, Greg Wayn, Harald Helle, Annick Staindl, Ellie Young,…
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Exhibition: Bill Henson

Bill Henson’s latest exhibition is currently showing at Roslyn Oxley 9 gallery in Sydney. Roslyn Oxley 9 Gallery Sydney until 17 October 2026
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Exhibition: Lorrie Graham – Photojournalist

‘The State Library recently acquired the complete photographic archive of Lorrie Graham, comprising more than 100,000 images and negatives created between 1975 and 2025. Together, they form the most comprehensive record of one of Australia’s most distinctive and influential photojournalists. …
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Exhibition: Hand Made – Melbourne Camera Club

The Melbourne Camera Club Analog Group is hosting their 26th annual photography exhibition at the Melbourne Camera Club at 254 Ferrars St South Melbourne.The exhibition features over 60 hand made silver gelatin and alternative prints together with conceptual displays from…
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Exhibition: The Green Bus – Andrew Chapman

‘Melbourne is the muse of photographer Andrew Chapman, who has spent much of his life documenting our metropolis and the events that have fashioned it. Through a selection of 55 photographs spanning 55 years from 1971, he reveals the social…
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Workshop: Albumen & Salt Printing Workshop with James Tylor

Two-day workshop with James Tylor. ‘An albumen solution made with egg whites and silver nitrate is coated onto paper and printed out in the sun under a negative. This early photographic process has its origins in the 1850s when it…
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March 27, 2023

Exhibition: Viewfinder – Photography from the 1970s to Now

Viewfinder: Photography from the 1970s to Now takes a unique look at the journey of Australian documentary photography, from black and white images to the vibrant…

March 24, 2023

Large format camera workshop with Shea Kirk

Experience the magic of traditional silver-based photography and join artist Shea Kirk in this hands-on workshop using large format cameras. This is a unique opportunity…

March 22, 2023

Exhibition: 100 Faces

This exhibition draws from two private Melbourne collections, belonging to the Harris and Rosenthal families. Works from these collections have been placed in conversation with…

March 20, 2023

Green into Grey – Murray White

Many people could assume, quite reasonably, that rainforest and black & white capture would be a perfect match. Misty atmosphere, tormented lighting and a tactile…

March 16, 2023

Exhibition: The Print Exposed 2023

The Print Exposed is a truly unique exhibition aimed at encouraging the understanding, and appreciation for handmade alternative/ historic photographic print processes evolved from the birth of photography. Photographers…

March 14, 2023

Exhibition: Inner Sanctums – Lisa Garland

In her large format black and white images you see the arresting gaze of the subject merge with the varied collections of material artefacts that…

March 11, 2023

Zoom presentation with Kenro Izu

Japan & Australia Alternative Connections. The group was formed in 2022 to improve communication between Japanese and Australian Large Format and Alternative photographers The first…

March 10, 2023

Around Australia on a motorcycle with a 4×5 camera. Janet Naismith

Gary Chapman & Janet Naismith’s 1991 – 1992 adventure on a motorcycle with a 4x5 camera. Our dream was to travel around Australia for one…

March 9, 2023

Monash Gallery of Art becomes Museum of Australian Photography

Monash Gallery of Art (MGA) originally Waverley City Gallery is changing its name and focus to become the Museum of Australian Photography, the preeminent national institution dedicated…

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