C CO COL COLL COLLE COLLEC COLLECT COLLECTI COLLECTIN THE ART OF COLLECTING 2 018 Centre for Contemporary Photography Fundraiser

Friday 18 May until Sunday 27 May

Opening: Thursday 17 May, 6–8pm

Katrin Koenning Untitled 5 from Seven Views of MacKenzie Falls 2015, courtesy the artist and East Wing, Dubai. CCP is the leading contemporary art space in Andrew Hazewinkel, Untitled (Antikythera 1) 2017, Australia dedicated to photography and video. c-type print, courtesy the artist Exhibiting, commissioning and promoting work by local, national and international artists; CCP provides a context for the enjoyment, education, understanding and appraisal of contemporary practice.

Photography is the central medium of the information age—reaching across all platforms—from Facebook to the nightly news, from contemporary art to the family snap, from advertising to the selfie, from NASA exploration through to city surveillance. CCP is responsive to artists and the ever-changing nature and uses of this magical medium. From emerging through to established artists; from vintage prints, analogue, digital and alternative technologies; from $400 to $12,000; there is something here for you to desire and to purchase. THE ART OF COLLECTING

CCP supporters and keen observers of contemporary photography, I commend to you the 2018 CCP Fundraiser exhibition, The Art of Collecting. Cast your eyes across the magnificent work offered in this catalogue and consult your heart: what will be your choice in purchasing some of the best in contemporary Australian photography as well as supporting the august Centre for Contemporary Photography. You are invited to peruse this catalogue and make your astute choice prior to 6 pm Thursday 17 May, when internationally renowned star of the art world, the eminently collectable Tracey Moffatt opens The Art of Collecting. This year photographs by some of Australia’s most highly collectable contemporary artists are offered for sale. And for those who are dipping their toes in the rich and exciting waters of collecting art for the first time, we present a wall of work by brilliant rising stars, commencing at the entry level price of $400. Each artist has generously donated either 80% or 100% of their work in support of CCP. Your support in purchasing work is respected and above all, vital to our ability to create opportunities for artists and audiences of the future. During The Art of Collecting event CCP will also auction an astonishingly rare experience: a private tour by the equally renowned artist, Patricia Piccinini of her studio complex, Drome Studios. You and three of your friends will meet one of Australia’s most successful and articulate artists and be treated to a behind the scenes tour of her remarkable work. I thank the artists and their representatives whose outstanding generosity makes this fundraiser possible, and the many supporters and sponsors recognised on page 22. Shape your identity through the work you collect and help shape CCP’s future. And lastly, what makes a great collection and a great collector: courage, confidence and a little cash in support of CCP!

Naomi Cass, CCP Director

HOW THE COLLECTING BEGINS

CCP Patrons and Supporters are invited to purchase work from Friday 4 May. Sales are open to the public from Wednesday 9 May. To purchase work please contact Christina Apostolidis, CCP General Manager - Development on 9417 1549 or by email, [email protected].

1 Abigail Varney $1,500 Kupa piti’ from the series Rough & Cut 2017 archival inkjet print 99.06 x 66.04cm framed edition 1 of 8 courtesy the artist

Andrew Browne $500 #2 from Pavement series 2016 archival inkjet print 50 x 35cm unframed edition 1 of 5 + 2AP courtesy the artist and Tolarno Galleries,

Andrew Hazewinkel $3,900 Untitled (Antikythera 1) 2017 C-type photograph 90 x 60cm framed edition 2 of 3 courtesy the artist

2 Anne Noble $3,500 Antarctic diorama, Polaria Centre, Tromos, Norway 2005 inkjet print 79 x 100cm unframed exhibition print courtesy the artist and Two Rooms gallery, Auckland

Brook Andrew $11,19 5 Possessed II 2016 silver gelatin print, carbonised frame 137 x 127cm framed edition 3 of 5 courtesy the artist and Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne

Christine McFetridge $595 Untitled (The Winter Garden series) 2015 archival inkjet print 36 x 44cm unframed courtesy the artist and M.33, Melbourne

3 Clare Rae $2,000 Corbiére 2017 silver gelatin print 48 x 53cm unframed artist’s proof courtesy the artist

David Rosetzky $2,400 Milo 2017 silver gelatin print 58.7 x 48.7cm unframed edition 2 of 6 courtesy the artist and Sutton Gallery, Melbourne

Drew Pettifer $600 Untitled (Eli in the bathroom) 2016–17 C-type print 40 x 60cm framed edition 1 of 5 + AP courtesy the artist

4 Emma Hamilton $600 Sunspot I 2016 archival inkjet print 92 x 64cm unframed edition 1 of 6 courtesy the artist

Emma Phillips $820 Untitled 2016 archival inkjet print 42 x 59cm framed edition 3 of 3 courtesy the artist

Georgie Mattingly $1,000 The Flowers (Refinery)2018 hand-painted silver gelatin print, dibond, aluminium frame 23 x 15cm framed Unique edition + AP courtesy the artist

5 Hoda Afshar $2,900 Untitled #12 2015–16 archival inkjet print 120 x 195cm unframed edition 1 of 5 courtesy the artist

Honey Long and Prue Stent $1,250 Suckle from the series Soft Tissue 2017 archival inkjet print 87 x 58cm framed edition 1 of 5 courtesy the artists and Arc One Gallery

Jacob Raupach $400 Untitled (1 & 2) 2018 archival inkjet print 30 x 24cm framed unique object courtesy the arist

6 Jane Brown $900 Medusa / me 2009 (printed 2010) silver gelatin print 23 x 34cm unframed edition 2 of 7 + AP courtesy the artist

Joe Hamilton $750 A fixed shape that repeats 2018 UV print, C-type print, composite aluminium 120 x 70cm unframed courtesy the artist

John Gollings $1,000 New Guinea Show 1974 archival inkjet print 60 x 43cm framed edition 3 of 10 courtesy the artist

7 Jon Setter $1,200 Red white and Pink 2018 archival inkjet print 111.8 x 78.5cm unframed edition 2 of 5 + 2AP courtesy the artist and Thirds Fine Art Printing

Jordan Madge $450 Horse, Lightning Ridge 2017 archival inkjet print 37 x 29cm unframed edition 1 of 5 + 2AP courtesy the artist

Katrin Koenning $2,200 Untitled 05 from Seven Views of MacKenzie Falls 2015 archival inkjet print 100 x 80cm unframed edition 1 of 4 courtesy the artist and East Wing, Dubai

8 Kirsten Lyttle $1,200 Cloncurry Rosella (Parrot) 2018 archival inkjet print 59.4 x 84.1cm framed edition 1 of 5 courtesy the artist

Linsey Gosper $525 Eros and Psyche 2017 blue toned, silver gelatin print 23 x 28cm framed edition 1 of 5 + AP (unique print) courtesy of the artist

Mac Lawrence $600 Untitled (worksite studies) 2017 archival inkjet print 47 x 57cm framed edition 1 of 3 courtesy the artist

9 Maree Clark $950 Myles Russell-Cook (from the Men in Mourning series) [detail] 2012 digital print on Hahnemuhle bamboo Art paper 66 x 66cm framed edition 1 of 10 courtesy the artist

Mohini Chandra $650 Mt Glorius 2007 archival inkjet print 12 x 9cm framed courtesy the artist

Nik Pantazopoulos $1,650 to unfurl IV / a king size bed sheet / mid grey / the act of making / because of you / for you; twisting, knotting, wrestling, forming, reforming, pouring, holding, releasing, open to the wind. 2 x Elinchrom ash heads / light value 4.4 / angle of incidence 45 degrees / cable synced to Hassel - blad H4D / focal length 75.0mm / f 8.0 / 1/125 / iso100 / date created 1/27/17 2017 archival inkjet print 100 x 75cm unframed edition 3 of 5 courtesy the artist and Kalli Rolfe Contemporary Art

10 Olga Bennett $800 Untitled 2017 silver gelatin print 50 x 60cm framed unique courtesy the artist

Patrick Pound Pairs #002 2015 $2,250 inkjet giclee print on rag paper 40 x 60 cm framed edition 1 of 10 courtesy the artist and Station Gallery

Phuong Ngo $800 Love Letter 2017–18 archival inkjet print 48 x 33cm framed edition 1 of 5 + AP courtesy the artist

11 Polixeni Papapetrou $2,500 Lucy Eramo bringing carnations for Elvis on the anniversary of his birthday Elvis Memorial Melbourne 1990 archival inkjet print 50 x 50cm unframed unique work courtesy the artist

Robert Owen $2,500 Endings - Kodachrome 64, No. 00. 22/07/1992 framed edition 8 of 12 courtesy the artist and Arc One Gallery, Melbourne

Robert Owen $2,500 Endings - Fujichrome, No. OA. 29/01/1987 framed edition 2 of 12 courtesy the artist and Arc One Gallery, Melbourne

12 Rod McNicol $3,500 Jack Charles 2017 archival inket print 80 cm x 65cm framed edition 1 of 5 + 2AP courtesy the artist

Rosslynd Piggott $3,500 Murmur - Ice - Camellia Japonica 2013 archival inkjet print 104.5 x 82.5cm unframed edition of 5 + 2AP courtesy the artist and Sutton Gallery, Melbourne, with thanks to Chris Pennings, JCP studios

Rudi Williams $850 Kremlin Museum 2014 silver gelatin print, mounted on aluminum printed 2016 30 x 43cm mounted edition 5 of 5 courtesy the artist

13 Shannon May Powell $460 Pearls in a Porcelain basin 2016 inkjet print on Satin material 92 x 135cm unframed edition 1 of 2 courtesy the artist

Simryn Gill $8,000 A small town at the turn of the century #5 1999–2000/2010 C-type print 76.2 x 76.2cm unframed courtesy the artist

Siri Hayes $2,300 In the far reaches of the familiar 2011 C-type print 88 x 70cm unframed artist proof courtesy the artist

14 Sonia Leber & David Chesworth $1,600 The Way You Move Me, Cattle 2011 archival inkjet print 39.5 x 70cm unframed edition 1 of 5 + 2AP courtesy of the artists, the artists acknowledge the support of International Art Space residency program in Perth, and Peter Hatzipavlis at The PrintShop, Photography Studies College, Melbourne

Sonia Leber & David $2,200 Chesworth We Are Printers Too, Dispatch 2013 archival inkjet print 43 x 65cm unframed edition 1 of 5 + 2AP courtesy the artists, the artists acknowledge the support of Peter Hatzipavlis at The PrintShop, Photography Studies College, Melbourne

Tania Smith $490 Untitled (white) #3 2017 archival inkjet print 50 x 76cm unframed edition 1 of 10 + AP courtesy the artist

15 Tim Hillier $960 Domestic Connecting #260 2015 C-type print 103.5 x 153.5cm unframed edition 1 of 5 courtesy the artist

Tracey Moffatt $8,000 Up In The Sky # 9 1997 off set print 72 x 102cm unframed edition of 60 courtesy the artist and Roslyn Oxley Gallery

Utako Shindo $1,200 Acknowledgement 2018 cyanotype print on Kozo paper 25 x 56cm framed unique courtesy the artist

16 Valerie Sparks $1,100 Untitled Bird #4 2015 archival inkjet print 48 x 77cm framed edition 1 of 5 courtesy the artist

17 Art experience for auction

Patricia Piccinini in her studio

Tour of Drome Studios with Patricia Piccinini

Celebrated Australian artist, Patricia Piccinini, will kindly open Drome Studios in support of the Centre for Contemporary Photography for a one hour tour for 4 people. An astonishing hub of technical, manual, and digital crafts and trades, Drome Studios is home of a myriad skills that combine to make Piccinini’s renowned work. This experience is to be scheduled at a date convenient for the artist and lucky purchaser. Value: $1000

18 Artist Biographies

Hoda Afshar Mohini Chandra Emma Hamilton Lives and works in Melbourne Lives and works in London Lives and works in Melbourne – Accolades include finalist for the Australian Photo – Chandra has exhibited extensively in international – Hamilton has an active interest in responding to varied Book of the Year Awards, winning the 2015 National exhibitions and biennales, including Whitechapel locations and landscapes, having made and/or exhibited Photographic Portrait Prize in Australia, and twice being Art Gallery, London; Asia Society Museum, New work in France, Iceland, Norway, Romania, New Zealand, a finalist for the Josephine Ulirck and Win Schubert York; Queens Museum of Art, New York; Courtauld as well as metropolitan and regional Australia. Photography Award. Institute, London; Neue Gesellschaft Fur Bildende – Awarded the Australia Council Paris studio in 2014, – Extensively exhibited across Australia, and Kunst (NGBK) Berlin, Shoreditch Biennale; First and has since undertaken residencies in Norway (2015 internationally at the International Festival of Johannesburg Biennale and the Photography Triennial and 2016) and Iceland (2018). Photography, Russia; Obscura Festival, Malaysia; and in Finland. – Hamilton has a keen interest in the materiality of the the International Festival of Photography, Belarus – Chandra’s works are held in international collections in photograph, and the oscillation between sculpture and – Afshar’s works are featured in private and public the UK and USA, including the UK Art’s Council. photography. collections, including the NGV and Monash Gallery of – Chandra was featured in Phaidon’s Art and Photography – She has exhibited widely in Melbourne, and has Art. publication, edited by David Campany. participated in exhibitions nationally and internationally – Afshar’s ‘Behold’ series, was recently featured in The in Nantes, France, and Reykjavík, Iceland. Guardian newspaper. Maree Clark Born in Mildura, lives and works in Melbourne Joe Hamilton Brook Andrew – Clark is a Mutti Mutti, Yorta Yorta, BoonWurrung/ Born in Tasmania, lives and works in Melbourne Lives and works in Melbourne Wemba Wemba woman from Mildura in northwest – Hamilton has held solo exhibition in Madrid and – Represented by Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne, Roslyn Victoria. Melbourne, and participated in numerous group Oxley9 Gallery, and Galerie Nathalie Obadia, – Clark works across numerous disciplines as an exhibitions in Seoul, Norway, China, Germany, New Paris and Brussels. artist (including photography, painting, sculpture and York, Chicago, Singapore, Rome, Milan, Turkey, France, – Recent survey show ‘’The Right to Offend is Sacred” at jewellery), and is renowned for her work in reviving Canada and Australia, among others. NGV in 2017. southeastern Aboriginal Australian art practices. – Highlights include ‘Brushes’, New Museum, New – Exhibited in a number of prestigious institutions – Clark has exhibited widely in Australia including York; ‘The Real and Other Places’, CCP at Photofairs worldwide, including the Van Abbemuseum, Holland, Melbourne Museum, Australian Centre for Shanghai, China; ‘Today’s Spectacle: The Digital Musée d’ethnographie de Genève, Switzerland, Museo Contemporary Art, CCP, National Gallery of Victoria and Baroque’, Columbia University, New York; ‘Beijing Media Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid, National Ballarat Art Gallery. Art Biennale’, Beijing; ‘Gettin’ the Heart Ready: Royal Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and the Tate Britain. Standard Retrospective’, Royal Standard, Liverpool; and ‘Video Visions’, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Simryn Gill Melbourne. Olga Bennett Lives and works between Port Dickson, Malaysia – Hamilton makes use of technology and found material Born in Russia, lives and works in Melbourne and Sydney to create intricate and complex compositions online, – Bennett has exhibited widely in Melbourne with Bus – Represented Australia at the Venice Biennale in 2013, offline and between. Projects, CAVES, c3 Contemporary, Substation, and and included in DOCUMENTA (13), curated by Carolyn Margaret Lawrence Gallery, and internationally with Christov-Bakargiev. CalArts, Los Angeles and Gallery Kiitos, Japan. – Work held in collections including AGNSW, Sydney; Siri Hayes – She has been the recipient of a number of awards, AGSA, Adelaide; M+, Hong Kong; MOMA, New York; Lives and works in Melbourne including multiple CCP Salon awards and a Melbourne National Gallery Singapore; QAG, Brisbane; Solomon R. – Recent exhibition history includes solo exhibitions University Student Union Arts Grant. Guggenheim Museum, New York and Tate Collection, at CCP, Melbourne; Heide Museum of Modern Art, – The artist has a forthcoming exhibition at CCP in June, London, among others. Melbourne; and NGV, Melbourne. for which she has been combing and mining the archive, – Recipient of an Australia Council Fellowship in 2003. – Won the Olive Cotton Award for Photographic retranslating this material into new work. Portraiture in 2006. – Held in public collections including Heide Museum John Gollings AM of Modern Art, Melbourne; NGA, Canberra; and NGV, Andrew Browne Lives and works in Melbourne Melbourne. Lives and works in Melbourne – Member of the Order of Australia (2016) for significant – Works are held in numerous public collections in service to photography through the documentation of Australia and overseas, including the British Museum, iconic architectural landmarks in Australia and the Asia- Andrew Hazewinkel London, NGV, Melbourne, Museum of Contemporary Pacific region. Lives and works in Melbourne Art, Sydney, Tarrawarra Museum, Melbourne and – Work held in national and international collections – Hazewinkel was selected for New 14 at the Australian Artbank, Australia. including: Asia Society, New York; Canadian Centre Centre for Contemporary Art, and has exhibited at – Browne has held over 30 solo exhibitions across public for Architecture, Montreal; NGA, Canberra; NGV, Shepparton Art Museum, Ian Potter Museum of Art, institutions, commercial galleries and not-for-profits Melbourne; National Portrait Gallery, Canberra; and National Gallery of Victoria, Foundation Brussels, and since the 1980s. National Library of Australia, Canberra. the 31st Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Art. – Represented by Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne. – Accolades include twice receiving the royal institute – He has been awarded numerous prizes, including the of Australian Architects President’s Award, and being Australia Council for the Arts Rome Studio Residency appointed the co-director of the Venice Architecture (2005), the Keith and Elizabeth Murdoch Travelling Jane Brown Biennale in 2010. Fellowship (2006), and an Australia Council 6 month Lives and works in Melbourne New York studio residency (2017). – Shortlisted for the 2016 Basil Sellers Art Prize and recipient of the Art and Australia / Credit Suisse Linsey Gosper Emerging Artist Award for 2013, as well as a finalist for Lives and works in Melbourne Tim Hillier the William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize in – Gosper is an artist, curator and arts educator, and Lives and works in Melbourne 2012 and 2013. Director of Strange Neighbour – Has held solo exhibitions in Australia with Tristian – Work is held in major Australian collections including – She has held solo exhibitions at STILLS Gallery, Koenig and Bus Projects, and has presented his work in AGNSW, Sydney and the NGV, Melbourne. Sydney, Bus Projects, Melbourne, Stockroom, Kyneton New York and Vancouver. and Colour Factory, Fitzroy among others; and has – Hillier has worked with remote Indigenous communities participated in numerous institutional exhibitions at through Indigenous Hip Hop Projects, promoting health, PICA, Perth, Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne, wellbeing and self-determination. Newcastle Regional Art Gallery, Newcastle, Perth – Has contributed to magazines worldwide, and worked Centre for Contemporary Photography, Perth, and Neon for clients as diverse as Stephanie Hodgins-May, Parc, Melbourne. comedian Arj Barker, Super Wild Horses and Dick Diver. 19 Katrin Koenning Kirsten Lyttle Tracey Moffatt Born Germany, lives and works in Melbourne Lives and works in Melbourne Lives and works in Sydney – Koenning has participated in exhibitions at CCP, – Kirsten has exhibited widely in Australia and overseas – One of Australia’s preeminent Indigenous artists, who Melbourne; Noordelicht Festival, Heerenveen, including at Indonesian Contemporary Art Network, recently represented Australia in the 57th Venice Netherlands; ACP, Sydney; Photoireland, Dublin; Athens Yogyakarta, Galleria 291 Est., Rome, and Oedipus Rex Biennale with her solo project ‘My Horizon’, 2017. PhotoFestival, Athens; and Gallerie Pavlova, Berlin. Gallery, Auckland – Moffatt is held in major national and international – She is widely published in international periodicals such – Lyttle was a finalist in the 2016 Bowness Photography collections, including the Tate, London; Museum of as Photographers Sketchbook and Hijacked III. Prize, and in 2015 she went to Canada as the Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and National Gallery of – Koenning has a particular interest in our physical indigenous artist in residence as part of the RMIT/ Australia, Canberra. and emotional connection to place, and to that which University of Lethbridge Indigenous Residency Gushul – Has held solo exhibitions in major institutions in Europe, surrounds us. Studio in Blairmore, Canada. America, Australia and Asia. – Lyttle is an artist of Māori descent (Waikato, Tainui A Whiro, Ngaati Tahinga). Her Iwi (tribe) is Waikato, and Mac Lawrence tribal affiliation is Ngaati Tahinga, Tainui A Whiro. She Phuong Ngo Lives and works in Melbourne is currently doing her PhD at Deakin University and Lives and works in Melbourne – Lawrence was most recently featured in the British teaching photography in the School of Communication – Work is held in the NGV Melbourne’s permanent Journal of Photography ‘one’s to watch 2017’ and and Creative Arts, Deakin University. collection as well as the Parliament House Art participated in the An Unorthodox Flow of Images at Collection, Canberra. CCP 2017. Jordan Madge – Finalist for the Substation Contemporary Art Prize, and – Has held solo exhibitions in India and Australia, and Born in Australia, lives and works Cheonan, Korea the Banyule Award for Works on Paper. participated in group shows throughout Melbourne, – Emerging artist who held a solo exhibition at Centre – Exhibition history includes NGV, Melbourne; Obscura London, Russia and Malaysia for Contemporary Photography in 2017, and has Festival, Malaysia; La Maison Folle, Belgium; and the – Lawrence’s images often delve into intimate participated in group shows including ‘Shadows are RMIT School of Art Gallery, Melbourne. experiences and memories to reflect his position on Cast by Things and People’ at the Australian Centre for larger, complex social issues. Photography, Sydney. – His work is concerned with deconstruction of place through photographic narrative. His process includes Anne Noble Sonia Leber and image appropriation, found objects and his own Lives and works in Wellington photographs – Has exhibited widely across Australia, including ACP, David Chesworth Sydney; NGA, Canberra; RMIT Gallery, Melbourne; Both artists live and work in Melbourne MUMA, Melbourne; and the Asia-Pacific Triennial of – Leber and Chesworth have shown their work in key Georgie Mattingley Contemporary Art. international exhibitions including the 56th Biennale of Lives and works in Melbourne – Appointed Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit Venice (2015), the 19th Biennale of Sydney (2014); - Recent solo exhibitions include the Kyneton for services to photography alongside being awarded and a parallel exhibition as part of the 5th Moscow Contemporary Art Triennial, MARS gallery and Strange the New Zealand Arts Foundation Laureate Award, Biennale (2013). Neighbour. and a recipient of the US National Science Foundation – They have been included in numerous group exhibitions - She has a significant resume as an artist in residence, Award Medal. in Australia, at The Ian Potter Centre, 4A Centre for most recently at Bupa Aged Care, Kyneton – Work is held in major collections including the Musee Contemporary Asian Art, Campbelltown Arts Centre, - Mattingley makes work that employs beauty and colour du Quai, Paris; NGA, Canberra; QAGOMA, Brisbane; PICA, Heidi Museum of Modern Art, CCP, Australian to make society’s hidden spaces more visible. By and Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington. Centre for Contemporary Art, visually transforming these spaces, her work unravels Museum of Art and the National Gallery of Victoria the value systems that repress them and proposes among many others. a more holistic acceptance of realities that Western Robert Owen – Leber and Chesworth will be presenting a forthcoming society encourages us to avoid. Lives and works in Melbourne mid-career survey at CCP in July 2018, called – Represented Australia alongside John Davis and Ken ‘Architecture Makes Us’, featuring newly commissioned Unsworth at the 38th Biennale of Venice (1978) work. Christine McFetridge – Solo exhibitions at prominent institutions, including Born in New Zealand, lives and works in Melbourne Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, TarraWarra – Using an auto-ethnographic approach she aims to Museum of Art, Victoria and Monash University Gallery, Honey Long and address social and environmental concerns, with a Melbourne. particular interest in understanding the relationship – Owen is represented in public and private collections Prue Stent between people and place. throughout Australia as well as in the British Museum, Both live and work in Melbourne and Sydney – Solo exhibitions include ‘Citizens of the Park’, Centre London; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; Israel Museum, – Have forthcoming solo exhibitions at Nicola Von Senger for Contemporary Photography (2018) and ‘The Jerusalem; The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Gallery, Zurich, PhotoEspaña Festival, Madrid and Winter Garden’, Trocadero Art Space (2017) and ‘In Olympic Sculpture Park, Seoul, Korea and the National Carnegie Science Church, Sydney. Situ Photo Project’ (Christchurch, 2017). In 2018 Museum of Western Art, Tokyo, Japan. – Have participated in group exhibitions in Los Angeles, ‘The Winter Garden’ was published as a limited edition Poland, Tokyo, Rome, Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne. photobook by M.33 and Bad News Books. McFetridge – The duo have performed at the Melbourne Recital is represented by M.33, Melbourne. Nik Pantazopoulos Centre and Sugar Mountain Festival, and have produced Lives and works in Melbourne commissioned video work for GUCCI. – Solo exhibition history in Melbourne includes CCP, Bus Rod McNicol Projects, West Space, The Substation, and Gertrude Lives and works in Melbourne Contemporary. – Winner of the National Photographic Portrait Prize in – Has exhibited at Sydney Contemporary, and 2012, for his portrait of Indigenous actor Jack Charles. internationally at White Cubicle Toilet Gallery, London. McNicol’s more recent portrait of Jack Charles features in – Is currently a studio artist at Gertrude Contemporary. ‘The Art of Collecting’. – Founded The Photographers Gallery in South Yarra in 1975. – Has held solo exhibitions at Monash Gallery of Art and the National Portrait Gallery, and has a forthcoming solo exhibition at the CCP in June 2018

20 Polixeni Papapetrou Clare Rae Tania Smith Lived and worked in Melbourne Lives and works in Melbourne Lives and works in Melbourne – Over 50 solo exhibitions, and over 90 group exhibitions – National and international exhibition history includes – Smith works with video, photography and costume, in Australia, the United States, Asia and Europe; with CCP, Melbourne; ACMI, Melbourne; NGV, Melbourne; and her work explores liberation, bodily freedom, and recent survey exhibitions at CCP, Melbourne and ACP, Experimental Film Forum, Singapore; and Jarvis Dooney, pleasure. Sydney. Berlin. – Her work has featured in the Next Wave Festival, – Recipient of numerous grants and awards including – Accolades include receiving an Australia Council Commonwealth Games artistic program, Asialink the Windsor Art Award, the Josephine Ulrick and Win Development Grant, an Australian Postgraduate Award, touring exhibitions, and received funding from state and Shubert Photography Award and the Albury Regional and an Australia Council New Work Grant. federal governments. Art Gallery National Photographic Award. – Co-facilitator of Slide Nights, which engages artist with – She has exhibited across Australia and the US, Europe – Held extensively in private and institutional collections, photography and slide film. and Asia, including the Centre for Contemporary including the NGA, Canberra; NGV, Melbourne; MCA, Photography in 2017. Sydney; Fotomuseo, Bogotá, Colombia; Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida; and Landstinget, Gävleborg Jacob Raupach Kulturutveckling, Sweden. Lives and works in Wagga Wagga, NSW Valerie Sparks – Recently exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions at Lives and works in Melbourne Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, Wagga Wagga; Bus Projects, – Sparks has been the recipient of a number of awards, Drew Pettifer Melbourne; Underbelly Arts Festival, Sydney; and CCP, including the Australia Council London Residency, the Lives and works in Melbourne Melbourne. French Embassy Cite Des Arts Studio in Paris, and the – Exhibited in solo and group exhibitions throughout – Selected as a finalist in the 2015 Josephine Ulrick & City of Port Phillip Rupert Bunny Award. Australia and overseas, including National Gallery of Win Schubert Photography Award, was the recipient of – Winner of the William and Winifred Bowness Victoria, Daine Singer, Bus Projects, Nellie Castan, West a 2015 Artstart grant from the Australia Council of the Photography Prize for 2016. Space, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Metro Arts, and was the inaugural 2015 Young Regional Artist – Collections include National Gallery of Australia, NGV Arts, Margaret Lawrence Gallery and Shepparton Art Scholarship through Arts NSW. and Art Bank. Museum. – Pettifer is a lecturer in the Fine Art Honours Program at RMIT University. David Rosetzky Abigail Varney – Collections incude National Gallery of Victoria, Lives and works in Melbourne Lives and works in Melbourne Monash Gallery of Art, Horsham Regional Art Gallery, – Exhibition history includes solo exhibitions at ACMI, – Emerging artist, recently featured as an up-and-coming Shepparton Art Museum and private collections in Melbourne; ACCA, Melbourne and CCP, Melbourne. His artist at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra. Australia and overseas. exhibition ‘True Self: David Rosetzky Selected Works’ – Has exhibited at Sydney’s Parliament House, Centre toured from CCP for two years around Australia. for Contemporary Photography and in the Head On – Recent group exhibitions include AGNSW, Sydney; the Festival. Emma Phillips Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art, Glasgow, Lives and works in Melbourne Scotland; and ICP New York, USA. – Completed MFA, University of Hartford (USA), 2017. – Winner of the inaugural Anne Landa Award for Video Rudi Williams – Recent exhibitions include Greetings, CAVES (2017), and New Media Arts, 2005. Born in Milan, Italy in 1993. Lives and works in Spring 1883 (2017) and A Light on the Wall, Neospace Melbourne (2016) – Williams completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honours at Jon Setter the Victorian College of the Arts in 2015 Born in Detroit, Michigan; lives and works in Sydney – Previous exhibitions include: Echo (2016), Last Picture Rosslynd Piggott – Holds a a B.A. from the College for Creative Studies in Show (2015), Amnesia (2014), Unfixed (2014) Lives and works in Melbourne Media Arts and is currently pursuing a Master of Fine – Her work has been exhbitedin he following insitutions: – Represented in over 50 important solo exhibitions and Arts from the National Art School. Centre for Contemporary Photography, Tarrawarra numerous prestigious curated exhibitions and events, – His photography primarily focuses on urban spaces Museum of Art, Monash Gallery of Art and The both nationally and internationally. and architecture. Jon wanders through cities looking to Substation. – Held in the Parliament House Art Collection in document a perspective that is normally not visualised. Canberra and NGV, Melbourne as well as several other Aiwming to make use of repeated formal patterns such prominent galleries, institutions and private collections as color, material and texture, he methodically organizes across Australia and overseas. them to develop an abstracted expression of space. – Since 1986, Piggott has won several high profile awards, grants and residencies in Italy, Paris, Japan and London; has exhibited in the Sydney (2010), Liverpool Utako Shindo (1999) and Mornington (1997) biennales. Born in Tokyo, lives and works between Australia and Japan - Shindo explores the poetics of (un)translatability in art, Patrick Pound and semantic and material translation/transformation. Lives and works in Melbourne Her art employs the various ‘transfer’ processes, – Has been part of prominent national and international manifested as drawing, relief, photography and video, group exhibitions; his most recent exhibition was which often together comprise an installation work. ‘Patrick Pound: The Great Exhibition’ at the NGV, - She holds a Ph.D. at the Centre for Ideas, VCA&MCM, Melbourne. the , and is currently an adjunct – Work held in numerous public and private collections, lecturer at Joshibi University of Art and Design in Tokyo. including NGA, Canberra; NGV, Melbourne; AGNSW, - Recent solo shows include, ‘Reminiscent of long gone Sydney, and the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa by’, Sutton Gallery, Melbourne, 2018; ‘That is, like a Tongarewa, Wellington. brief moment to be filled’, CCP, Melbourne, 2017; ‘MOKUDOKU’, HAGI ART, Tokyo, 2015. Shannon May Powell Born in Australia, lives and works in Berlin – Exhibition history includes Berlin Feminist Film Week, Berlin CCP, Melbourne; The Honeymoon Suite, Melbourne. – Work featured in Ain’t Bad Contemporary Photographic Journal, If You Leave, i-D Magazine au/nz, i-D magazine Germany, INDIE magazine, and Whitelies magazine. – Published first book ‘The Anthropomorphism of Objects is a Form of Play’.

21 Brook Andrew, Possessed II 2016, silver gelatin print, carbonised frame, courtesy the artist and Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne

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