ACP Photofile Issue 84 - Distortions |
Wednesday, 13 August 2008 |
In Maree Alexander's world, everyday objects take on a mysteriously erotic frisson. A jug pushes a glass into a corner with clearly erogenous intent, fruit squeezers prepare to copulate - the everyday becomes a sensual orgy. Cold, utilitarian glass and plastic are caught out in the heat of the moment, leaving one wondering what happens on the kitchen bench when we are away. "It is the animation of the inanimate... |
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ACP B&W Darkroom Masterclass |
Monday, 11 August 2008 |
Take advantage of this weekend masterclass to learn advanced darkroom techniques from Chris Reid of Blanco Negro. The topics covered on Saturday will include choosing premium developers and paper for printing, as well as demonstrating dodging and burning, pre-flashing and density control. Sunday will cover the liquid emulsion process, salt, gravure and lith printing as well as how to make toners and bleach. Chris will demonstrate... |
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ACP Winter Events Calender |
Tuesday, 10 June 2008 |
The ACP presents a range of events over Winter to expand your understanding of contemporary photography. The ACP Gallery Talks allow audiences to hear first-hand from artists and curators in the exhibition program. Afternoon Teas are relaxed and informal panel discussions focussing on key issues in photomedia. In Talking Shop events, established photographers talk in-depth about their... |
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ACP Master Class Creating Digital Composite Images |
Wednesday, 21 May 2008 |
ACP Workshop is pleased to present this one off master class with award winning photographer and digital artist Alexia Sinclair. Alexia's captivating multilayered art presents contemporary notions of fashion and beauty through an innovative use of digital media. Alexia's years of experience as both fine art photographer and digital retoucher, have seen the development of some ingenious techniques now employed in the production of her elaborate digital images... |
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ACP Photofile Issue 83 - The Erotic Imagination |
Friday, 18 April 2008 |
The body haunts this issue of Photofile. At times, as in the works of Helen Pynor, Peta Clancy, Ben Cauchi, Jacqui Stockdale and Kristian Burford, it is there in all its visceral, and sometimes gory, glory. At times it is morphing into a strange technological presence in Second Life as seen in the works of BABELSWARM. Elsewhere it is hauntingly absent; in a place where the body, and all too often bodies, are an ever-present factor... |
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ACP Photography Exhibition - Phantasia |
Friday, 11 April 2008 |
Vivid, complex and magical, the works in this exhibition abandon the traditional realm of the photographic - the real world - to conjure images of the fantastical. From Magdalena Bors' fairytale scenes to Alexia Sinclair's regal women of history and Simon Strong's dreamscapes; from Andrew Mamo's phantasmagoria... |
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 |
The ACP presents a range of events over the autumn to expand your understanding of contemporary photography. Our Gallery Talks allow audiences to hear first-hand from the artists and curators in the exhibition program. Afternoon Teas are relaxed and informal panel discussions focussing on key issues in photomedia. In Talking Shop events, established photographers talk in-depth about their practice... |
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ACP Snowy Mountains Photographic Adventure |
Friday, 07 March 2008 |
The Snowy Mountains Photographic Adventure is designed to develop your skills and further your passion for landscape photography. Landscape photographers Murray van der Veer and Mark Lang will lead you through a course focused on developing your pre-visualization and photographic skills to enable you to create landscape images that tell the story that you want to tell... |
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Tuesday, 12 February 2008 |
The ACP presents a range of events over the Summer to expand your understanding of contemporary photography. 'Our Gallery Talks' allow audiences to hear first-hand from the artists and curators in the exhibition program. 'Afternoon Teas' are relaxed and informal panel discussions focussing on key issues in photomedia. In 'Talking Shop' events, established photographers talk in-depth about their practice... |
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Friday, 18 January 2008 |
Reality and fiction. Truth and falsehood. The authorisation of meaning. Photography seems forever caught up in the vortex that swirls between these concepts. This issue of Photofile has no formal theme, but these concerns with reality, fiction and authorisation are all here. The traditions of documentary witness are to be found in the work of the artist-run photo agency Oculi and in the harsh realties made evident in... |
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ACP Photography Exhibitions |
Monday, 14 January 2008 |
The ACP have released four new exhibitions with the dates running from 12th January 2008 through to 8th March. The exhibitions do not all run for the same duration. Spread out over 3 galleries and a foyer you will be treated to a wide variety of photographer's works, both local and international... |
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ACP Digital Imaging Workshop |
Friday, 12 October 2007 |
ACP Workshop is pleased to bring you this one off master class with acclaimed new mediaartist and lecturer Murray McKeich. Murray McKeich has been working with art-based digital media for ten years, since leaving an extensive career in New Zealand and Australia as an illustrator/designer and art director... |
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Tuesday, 07 August 2007 |
The construction of identity and the sense of place are themes that duck and weave their way through this issue of Photofile. The gender gap is addressed variously by Julie Rrap, Samantha Everton, Pat Brassington, Shaun Gladwell and Ray Cook. Meanwhile top of the arts league table this year are the Venice... |
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ACP Photography Exhibition |
Tuesday, 24 July 2007 |
The Brotherhood is an exhibition of works from artists featured in the Melbourne-based, international and homosexually orientated art journal They Shoot Homo's Don't They? As its title suggests, the exhibition connects gay artists across time... |
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ACP Photography Exhibition |
Friday, 06 July 2007 |
d/Art/07 is the tenth anniversary of Australia's premier screen and digital media arts events presented by d/Lux/MediaArts. d/Art/07 examines the increasingly fragmented edges of the digital media world... |
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
Known as the King of Fake, Joan Fontcuberta creates elaborate and persuasive photofictions that probe the relationships between nature and culture, lies and photographic objectivity, representation and ambiguity. A rare opportunity to hear one of the most significant artists to emerged from the...
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Saturday, 26 May 2007 |
Following an overwhelmingly positive response to ACP Workshop field trips run in 2006 and the resulting exhibition held at the Jindabyne Visitors Centre, the Australian Centre for Photography is pleased to announce a stimulating new weekend workshop - The Blue Mountains Photographic Experience... |
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ACP Three New Exhibitions |
Wednesday, 09 May 2007 |
Three very different exhibitions, including the work of internationally renowned photojournalists and Australian photographers, look at selected moments, social messages, and the narrative found both within and surrounding the photograph. Each exhibition shows how diverse methods are employed to produce images that impact upon the psyche and public consciousness... |
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007 |
The Kodak Salon is an annual event celebrating the latest developments in photo-based practice. An open-entry exhibition and competition the Salon provides an excellent opportunity to exhibit work in a professional, high profile context. The Salon is one of the largest and most renowned photographic... |
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ACP Photography & Legal Rights |
Friday, 30 March 2007 |
Very rarely do we personally recommend talks or lectures but on this occasion the ACP have prepared what looks like a facinating and very interesting free talk on picture taking in public and your right to use (or not) those images. The speaker, Martyn Jolly will be accompanied by lawyer Katherine Giles and photo-activist Andrew Nemeth... |
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