Check it out, work by Alex Craig, Don Brice, Tim Gibbs, and Tim Hixson! The show runs through 24 April, 2007, at Blender Gallery, 16 Elizabeth St., Paddington, NSW, AU.
(Here’s a larger, more legible version of the flyer.)
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"Lightleaks" toy camera photography show, Melbourne, AU
Australian photographer/neuroscientist Hamish Innes-Brown writes:
Me and 11 other people (some from this Flickr – fotojux, mikelefevre, artpunk, maybe others?) are in a show that opens this Thursday night called LIGHTLEAKS [not the magazine]. It is called this as all the images are shot on dodgey crappy cameras with useless lenses and hideous light leaks. Sound good? Come along, they’re all for sale!
The show runs 23 February – 8 March, 2007, at Kerala Gallery, 283 High St., Northcote, Melbourne, AU.
Opening at 6:30pm 23 Feb, be there!
Stereogram photo show, Perth, AU
listsanddiagrams writes:
I am very excited to announce that my friend Alaina and I are having our first exhibition, and it’s all film photography. It’ll be presented as a series of diptychs, one image from her and one from me.
It’s happening in Perth, Australia from the 23rd-31st December. There’s an opening party on the night of the 22nd.
Anti-photo hysteria spreads to Oz
Prime Minister John Howard says a ban on taking photographs at a shopping complex in Melbourne is over the top.
Melbourne’s Southgate complex has banned people taking photos as part of heightened security measures.
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Ms Peck acknowledges that some may say it is a win for those who wish to curb Australia’s freedom but believes the policy is justified.
The article does quote sane people as well:
Liberty Victoria’s president, barrister Brian Walter, says the centre’s concerns about terrorism are unjustified.
"What a load of rubbish. Give us one example in Australia where taking of photography has led to a terrorist attack," he said.
"There’s just none and people take a lot of photos every day, and to suggest that you can somehow make that link in a rational way is absurd," he said.
Continue reading at ABC News Australia.
Via dessabel
Oz Daylesford Foto Biennale 07 – call for proposals
The Daylesford Foto Biennale 07, which runs in June 2007 in New Zealand Australia, is calling for proposals from independent curators, photographers and photographic artists working in traditional and photo-based new media. Proposals are also invited for photographic workshops, seminar presentations and associated photographic events. Closing date for proposals is June 30th 2006. You can download proposal information and criteria from the website, www.daylesfordfotobiennale.org or call the DFB office on +64 +61 [03] 5348 5703, or email to info@daylesfordfotobiennale.org.
Via GRINZ (With this rash of interesting stuff coming from them, you might be getting the idea that they rock. You would be correct.)