This program invites four queer Australian practitioners to recall an encounter with a pivotal artist, exhibition or experience, that has influenced their practice.
This panel discussion considers the ethical and cultural codes of practice when working with Indigenous subjects and photographers, the representation of Indigenous communities, the legacy of images of deceased people, the politics of witness and our responsibilities as curators and audience.
Join Emma Dacey, Julia Silverster & Ellie Thomas on Saturday 15 June for a hands-on examination and discussion of photographic materials and their preservation, in a workshop designed to complement artists’ skill sets and provide resources to assist participants in enhancing the presentation and preservation of their work.
The first bid is for the starting price. After this, the bids will increase by 10% of the current bid value. Hoda Afshar From the series In Turn, 2023 66.5 x 54.5 cm AP, Framed Starting price – $4,700 Hoda Afshar was born in Tehran, Iran (1983), and is now based in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. She … Continued
The latest in our series of CCP ‘Quote Totes’, (designed by Clayton Walker) features Ariella Azoulay, an author, art curator, filmmaker, and theorist of photography and visual culture. All profits from the sales of this tote bag will be donated to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). – Quote reads – One needs to … Continued
The first bid is for the starting price. After this, the bids will increase by 10% of the current bid value. Pixy Liao Intertwined, from the series Experimental Relationship, 2023 40.5 x 53 cm Edition of 5, Framed Starting price – $2,000 Liao is among the most exciting contemporary artists practicing photography today. Born in … Continued
