The Photograph Considered number thirty – Morganna Magee
Brother, 2019. From the series All the things unsaid. Although I’ve always worked with film, photographing with an 8 x 10 has made me essentially…
Shea Kirk wins Art Handlers Award in the National Portrait Prize
Melbourne large format photographer Shea Kirk has won the Art Handlers Award at National Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra for his portrait Gemma Baxter…
Exhibition: Wildflowers of the Granite Belt: Out of Oblivion – Renata Buziak
‘Wildflowers of the Granite Belt Belt: Out of Oblivion by Renata Buziak presents works created over several years on a forested private property at Wilson's…
Exhibition: The Look – from the National Portrait Gallery collection
‘The Look, at Geelong Gallery features sixty-eight photographic portraits of Australians from all walks of life – a range of ages, genders, occupations, races and levels of…
Lecture: Jeff Moorfoot – Scan
Jeff Moorfoot 'has been making photographic art with the aid of a flat bed scanner for more than a decade. He has compiled a yet…
Exhibition: Re-Generations
'Drawing together five female artist photographers from around Australia, Re-Generations investigates experiences of personal growth, self-making and metamorphosis. Exposing inheritances of trauma, the possibilities of family and…
The Photograph Considered number twenty nine – Wouter Van de Voorde
Untitled silver gelatin print I have been shooting large format for about five years. Over a period of time I kept returning to the location…
Carol Jerrems 1975 silver gelatin print Vale Street sold for $122,000
Vale Street – most valuable Australian photograph ever sold. Nick Miller in the Sydney Morning Herald reports that Carol Jerrems Vale Street has sold at…
The Photograph Considered number twenty eight – Charles Millen
Leaf & stone, at the throat & precipice of time I know I should talk about a recent photograph that I have captured, but in…