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An exhibition to see: A photography exhibition at the Bega Valley Regional Art Gallery – featuring a collection from the Murray Art Museum Albury.
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The opening of the TATE Britain exhibition of Don McCullin’s documentary photography has highlighted the role of the UK museums in collecting photography.
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British Algae by Anna Atkin was the first book ever to be illustrated with photography, and the images within it were the first photographs ever used for scientific illustration.
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This exhibition of Australian photography at the Monash Gallery of Art (South-east Melbourne) is a must see for all those interested in Australian photography.
Dr Marcus Bunyan has reviewed the exhibition of the NGA’s travelling exhibition, Diane Arbus: American Portraits, at the Heidi Museum of Modern Art (Melbourne).
An exhibition of Australian contemporary photography (and two video works) at the ANU Drill Hall Gallery (Canberra) till 8 April 2018
Exhibition: Pat Brassington: the body electric at the Art Gallery of New South Wales till 11 Feb 2018.
The Digital Portraiture Award 2017 is at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, till 18 February 2018. Recommended.
a good review by Dr Marcus Bunyan (Art Blart) of Gregory Crewdson's latest works – agree with his take on the treatment of women in these photographs.
Posted by The Art Museum on Tuesday, 3 October 2017
Art Blart posts on Walker Evans at the Centre Pompidou Pariscloses 14 August 2017
Posted by The Art Museum on Tuesday, 8 August 2017
Dr Marcus Bunyan writes on art blart about the ACP exhibition – at the Monash Gallery of Art.
Posted by The Art Museum on Thursday, 3 August 2017
Wonderful photography – and a well curated exhibition.
Tate Liverpool: Sander sees the humanity in everyone, Dix nothing but horror, in this superb show exploring Germany between the wars.
click here to see Gael Newton’s report on these significant photography auctions by Mossgreen.
Here’s a few of the exhibitions in Canberra this month.
This photoaccess exhibition is an exhibition I recommend – not because all the works are successful – but for combined messages.
Yet another NGA photography exhibition not to be missed.
Another little gem of an exhibition at the National gallery of Australia.
Click here for the very informative review by Richard Johnstone of the Bill Henson exhibition at the NGV – part of their festival of photography.
Always an enjoyable viewing, managed to see the latest works by Elaine Campaner – recommended.
This curated group exhibition is a mixed bag of artworks in various media – which is not necessarily a good or bad thing.
Congratulations to the Monash Gallery of Art (MGA) for this wonderful exhibition of the Australian photographer, Wesley Stacey.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City (click on image for review)
It is always good to wander into the Art Gallery of NSW and visit their photography exhibitions.
We visited the Cindy Sherman Brisbane exhibition in July 2016.
Click on the image for the review by Lenny Ann Low in the Fairfax news.
This joint exhibition by these two photographers is based on the notion of exploring the Murrumbidgee River along its path to the Murray.
A highly successful and recommended exhibition.
This exhibition staged by the Australian national Maritime Museum is highly recommended. It is a gem.
During September 2016 photoaccess presented simultaneous three exhibitions: In the Landscape, Annika Harding and Amy Dunn, River, Peter Ranyard & New Paintings, Oscar Capezio. Continue reading “photoaccess”
There’s a wonderful exhibition at the NGA till 30th October 2016 – Diane Arbus: American portraits.
Beauty In This is a wonderful photography exhibition, by Maryanne Voyazis, on for a short time at Nishi Gallery, New Acton.
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The 2016 Auckland festival of photography like many Australian photographic festival is very dependent on the enthusiasms and the energy of a small band of people, or more often than not, just one person.
