NGV: Long Distance Vision: Three Australian Photographers
Matthew Sleeth
Born Australia 1972
Opfikon 1997, printed 2004
Type C photograph
43.2 x 43.0 cm
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Presented through the NGV Foundation by Patrick Corrigan, Governor, 2005
© Matthew Sleeth courtesy of Sophie Gannon Gallery, Melbourne
“The National Gallery of Victoria will celebrate the work of Christine Godden, Max Pam and Matthew [...]
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Misha De Ridder
The landscapes Misha De Ridder depicts in her photographs, are exquisitely simple and striking. Her way with photographing nature, shows what different formations can take shape in the natural landscape.
Browse the luxurious landscapes here.
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In the mid 1980s Gursky began to develop his own style away from the Becher model, most notably by choosing to photograph in colour. However, his work to this day continues to have strong sense of the artist’s objective, observatory and distanced approach to photography.
For example, one of his most recent works, Pyongyang I (2007), [...]
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It’s here! The long-awaited Oz Graphix 6 is now available.
In five previous editions, Oz Graphix established itself as the premiere showcase of Australian studio creativity. This sixth edition is packed with work that will inspire and inform. Whether your interest is in graphics, branding, photography, illustration or web design, you’ll find Oz Graphix 6 an [...]
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In February 2007, Getty Images purchased iStockphoto for the sum of $50 million. At the time, Getty Images CEO Jonathan Klein was quoted as saying, ‘If someone’s going to cannibalise your business, better it be one of your other businesses.’ What began as a free image-sharing exchange used by graphic designers, has in just [...]
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Kate McCurdy
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In February 2007, Getty Images purchased iStockphoto for the sum of $50 million. At the time, Getty Images CEO Jonathan Klein was quoted as saying, ‘If someone’s going to cannibalise your business, better it be one of your other businesses.’ What began [...]
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Kate McCurdy
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The ACMP Projections competition encourages emerging students, assistants, photographers and photo artists to submit images to gain exposure, raise their profile within the creative community and be recognised as the future of the photographic industry.
About ACMP and Trampoline
The competition [...]
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The ACMP Projections competition encourages emerging students, assistants, photographers and photo artists to submit images to gain exposure, raise their profile within the creative community and be recognised as the future of the photographic industry.
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Held in a former glass factory in Sydney, Cloud Formation: a forecast of dream shapes featured multimedia work by artists Morgan Veness (Japan), Haruka Kokubu (Japan) and Malou Dunkley (Australia), architects German Perez Tavio (Spain) and Didier Ryan (UK) and designers Patrick Santamaria, Sam Painter and Billy Ryan (Australia).
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Kate McCurdy
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Held in a former glass factory in Sydney, Cloud Formation: a forecast of dream shapes featured multimedia work by artists Morgan Veness (Japan), Haruka Kokubu (Japan) and Malou Dunkley (Australia), architects German Perez Tavio (Spain) and Didier Ryan (UK) and designers Patrick [...]
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Kate McCurdy
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The Production Book, published annually, is the most comprehensive film and television directory for crew, suppliers and production information in Australia.
Known as the ‘industry bible’, it is spiral bound, tabbed and indexed so that you can find what you’re looking for quickly [...]
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Kate McCurdy
Art Deco 1910-1939
Art Deco: 1910-1939 is a comprehensive exhibition celebrating the significant period in which its glamour and style influenced design worldwide. Direct from London’s famed Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), the exhibition is staged exclusively at the National [...]
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Warwick Baker is a young photographer on the rise, with fashion and portrait work, as well as an increasing music folio with an impressive list of clients including Cut Copy, My Disco, Gotye, Sarah Blasko, Claire Bowditch and Powderfinger. Kate [...]
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Toygiants is a celebration of toys: the culture, the passion, the obsession.
While the Toygiants project has taken more than four years to complete, the content is the result of a lifetime of meticulous collecting. Selim Varol is the owner of one the largest toy collections in Europe, and perhaps the [...]
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Olivia Desianti has achieved quite a lot for someone in her early twenties. By the age of twenty-one she has graduated with a degree in design (Visual Communication), begun her own online music magazine Arcady, established herself in the music photography scene, and started work as junior designer for the Herald Sun newspaper in Melbourne.
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