Photography
Exhibition review: Toys, Tales and Tenacity, Shrine of Remembrance
An exhibition that provides an insight into the impact and experience of war on children.
Exhibition review: Hoda Afshar – A Curve is a Broken Line, AGNSW
This exhibition is the artist's first major solo and lives up to the visual and contextual depth of her works.
Exhibition review: Know My Name: Making it Modern, NGA
The third instalment in the NGA series, ‘Know My Name: Making it Modern’ is a beautiful show that encapsulates Australian…
Exhibition review: Zoe Leonard: Al rÃo/To the River, MCA
Despite the exhibition containing hundreds of photos, it’s what we don’t see that leaves the biggest impression.
From Tate Modern to Newcastle, Atong Atem is making an impact
Atong Atem's photography allows the past and the future to co-exist in powerful ways, and it's being noticed internationally.
When generosity in art prizes pave the way
The National Photography Prize welcomes complete works or concepts still in development to encourage expanded thinking on the photographic medium.
Photo biennale celebrates milestone with the power of people
The 10th Ballarat International Foto Biennale is filled to the brim with works that tell people’s stories and leave a…
Exhibition review: Jemima Wyman, Sullivan+Strumpf, Melbourne
With each meticulously constructed collage, Jemima Wyman’s solo exhibition ‘World Cloud’ offers viewers transcendence.
The darkness of the image
‘Walking Through the Darkness’ at Centre for Contemporary Photography grapples with the paradoxes of darkness, technically and thematically.
Exhibition review: The Huxleys: DisGraceland, Abbotsford Convent
Love, expression, freedom and glam in The Huxleys’ latest exhibition ‘DisGraceland’, commissioned by Vogue Australia.