From the opening pictures in ‘Daybreak in Myanmar’ it is clear that documentary photographer Geoffrey Hiller is a master at finding the vantage points from which to tap into the…
Author Alison Stieven Taylor
Exploring the personal through photography often leads to the revelation of greater societal truths and the breaking down of normative perceptions around behaviours that can marginalise people and perpetuate cultural…
Michelle Frankfurter’s new book Destino (destination/destiny) documents the story of illegal migrants who attempt to cross into the USA from Mexico. Many are from Central America, have travelled for weeks,…
With a renewed focus on feminism, not only because of the recent landmark speech by actor Emma Watson, but also other movements around the world where women are speaking up…
The exhibition “My Trip” exemplifies the diverse approach artists take in combining photography and travel. In this show three very different Australian photographers, all born in the 1940s – Max…
With a career that spans five decades, Australian photographer Robert Imhoff has many stories that point to his ingenuity in knowing when to make the most of a situation. Even…
I met Iranian photojournalist Majid Saeedi at Visa pour l’Image last year when his exhibition, Life in War, was featured in the core program. Since then Saeedi has gone on to win the…
Waving the Australian flag is the 2014 Head On Portrait Prize exhibition featuring the 40 works that comprise the winners and finalists in the tenth edition of this coveted prize, which…
Curated by Thomas Kellner, a leading German artist in conceptual and experimental photography, this exhibition explores numerous themes and styles showing the diversity of thought and approach in contemporary photography…
Also representing Australia is the Ballarat International Foto Biennale (BIFB) which is billed as the most important event of its kind in Australia. Held every second year in August, in…