Charlie White

The Graduating Exhibition 2010 for students from the ANU School of Art opens at 6pm on Friday 3rd December. The exhibition continues to 12th December.

Graduating students with prints by Macquarie Editions include Elizabeth Goldrick, Stephanie Parker, Charlie White and Stella Rae Zelnick. (more…)

Mermaid - Georgia Perry

White Walls, the CIT Bachelor of Photography Graduating Exhibition for 2010, opens at the High Court of Australia at 6pm on Wednesday 1st December. The exhibition continues to 9th December.

Students represented with prints by Macquarie Editions include Dylan O’Halloran, Georgia Perry, Teri Robertson and Ginette Snow. (more…)

From "Urban" - Stephanie Parker

Urban – unravelling the urban environment, An eclectic exhibition by emerging artists comprising diverse media including photography, woodwork, sculpture, paint, textiles and jewellery is showing at the ACT Legislative Assembly from 22nd November until 3rd December. The opening will be held at 6pm on Thursday 25th November.

The artists represented with prints by Macquarie Editions are Stephanie Parker and Merrilyn Sernack. (more…)

Our Mother of Rosario Church, Suai - Chris Whitelaw

Chris Whitelaw’s The Shades of November commemorates the ultimate sacrifice made by thousands of Timorese men, women and children in their struggle for independence.

“On 8 November 1975, East Timor declared independence from Portugal. Less than two weeks later Indonesian armed forces invaded the former colony with the aim of annexing it as another Indonesian province. The 24-year occupation that followed is recognized internationally as one of the most brutal and bloody subjugations of any people in the modern age. So vast and methodical was the violation of human rights by Indonesian military and pro-integration militia that an estimated 200,000 East Timorese, about one-quarter of the total population, were murdered, starved to death or disappeared.

“During a three-week tour of the country in May this year, I photographed sites where many of the worst atrocities occurred, often in stunningly beautiful locations. The images in this exhibition were captured using digital infrared technology that gives subjects an eerie, spectral appearance, in reference to the spirit world of the ancestors which is central to traditional Tetum culture—invisible but ever-present and all-pervading.”

This haunting show opens at the Huw Davies Gallery, Manuka Arts Centre at 6pm on Thursday 25th November and continues until 30th January. (more…)

From "la brume de l'hiver" - Tim Anger

la brume de l’hiver (The Mist of Winter) is a small but beautiful collection of images taken by Tim on a trip to Paris and the Loire Valley during the northern winter of 2008. The show opens at the Huw Davies Gallery, Manuka Arts Centre at 6pm, Thursday 4th November and continues to 21st November. (more…)

Brume du soir à la Plaine des Cafres - Patrice Collet

Patrice’s collection of photographs showing the beauty of l’Ile de la Réunion, the Indian Ocean island renowned for its dramatic and unique landscapes, opens at l’Alliance Française de Canberra in Turner on Monday, 8th November. The exhibition continues to 26th November. (more…)

Brindabella 19 - Ian Copland

Ian’s study of monochrome landscape images, with an emphasis on chiaroscuro, of the Brindabella Ranges west of Canberra is showing at the Huw Davies Gallery, Manuka Arts Centre until 31st October. (more…)

Jenni - Barbie Robinson

Barbie Robinson’s contribution to Moving Minds and Mindfulness is a set of portraits of people involved in Mental Illness Education ACT. The images and short films that make up the show can be viewed at the Huw Davies Gallery, Manuka Arts Centre until 21st November. (more…)

From "penso a te..." - Payal Sehgal Mahajan

Payal’s penso a te… presents recent work produced during a residency at the Canberra Glassworks. It opens at The Gallery, Canberra Grammar School at 6pm on Friday 15th October and continues to 30th October. (more…)