In a year when the legitimacy of the photograph as proof is under question once again, the concept of truth and fiction in photography seems an appropriate theme to explore…
Author Alison Stieven Taylor
The 12th edition of the Auckland Festival of Photography focuses on the theme – Truth and Fiction. In the Signature Series Exhibitions a number of local artists showcase their work…
In the early 1990s, unable to pay the rent on her apartment in Brooklyn, photographer Ash Thayer, then a struggling art student in New York City (NYC), found a home…
Sydney photojournalist and travel photographer Torsten Blackwood describes himself as "insatiably curious" and it is this desire to learn about cultures other than his own that has seen him travel…
Originally from the UK, Matthew Smith moved to Australia in 2007 to indulge his love of over and under water photography in the pristine waters of the New South Wales…
Craig Wetjen’s project ‘Men’s Sheds’ enters into a very male domain where the shed is both a place for its owner to indulge in his hobbies and also a refuge.…
From the time he was given a plastic Diana camera at the age of seven Emmanuel Angelicas has taken photographs. That was in 1970. Since then he's used his suburb…
Italian-born photographer Filippo Rivetti, who now resides in Sydney, is a master of motion controlled time lapse and hyper lapse photography. In his exhibition Nocturnes in a Lapse, Rivetti uses…
Alison Stieven-Taylor presents her selection of the top five International Exhibitions : Between Heaven and Earth by Shunzan Fan, Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich: Homage to Photographic Masters by Sandro Miller, Iraq…
Australian photographer George Fetting has had a love affair with photography all his life. “I blame my mother and the National Geographic subscription at the age of 10 for my…