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Monday to Friday
9am - 4pm.
Unless otherwise indicated, Photospace is not open on weekends.
For details contact SofA Information +612
6125 5810
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This
exhibition space is located on the first floor above the
main entrance to the School and is open to the public. Photospace
primarily exhibits photographic work as part of the SofA
Photomedia Workshop activities.
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PHOTOSPACE PROPOSAL CALL FOR SEMESTER TWO 2008 |
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Photospace is now calling for proposals from interested photo artists, curators and students who wish to exhibit during semester two 2008.
Please visit www.photomedia.net.au and navigate to 'Galleries > Photospace' for submission form and further information.
Alternatively you may download the forms using the links below.
Please address your submissions to Peter Fitzpatrick
Floorplan
Download Photospace Floorplan
Application Form
Download Photospace Application Form
Information for artists
Download Information for Artists
Photospace offers artists a two week exhibition period.
Please note Photospace only accepts submissions for exhibitions that contain photography, new media or moving image content.
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PHOTOGRAPHY & NEW MEDIA INKJET FACILITY |
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The Photography & New Media Inkjet Facility is now open for business for 2008.
Please check back soon for further information.
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SEMESTER ONE 2008 PHOTOSPACE EXHIBITION PROGRAM
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Tril Tyler
27 February – 7 March
Photography has helped people to stay in touch with their
memories since the 19th Century. Tril takes this basic function
of the photographic process one step further. Using
photography and the moving image Tril tries to get in touch
with a memory that is not hers.
Ashlinn Harty
12 - 21 March
Ashlinn presents a body of work that brings the audience into
the world of Irish dancing. Sometimes bizarre, sometimes
touching this series of photographs and moving image delve
deep into the notion of performance.
Stephanie Parker
2– 11 April
This series of elegant photographs encapsulate the expression
and motion of a contemporary dance form known as Hilal ich is
performed to traditional music from Egypt.
Sharon O’Connor
30 April – 9 May
“Beautiful fragments - a visual blason, an erotic illusion. A body
unaltered by centuries moving from the physical to the
metaphysical. A representation for many of pure love, where the
blason is a mere vehicle for the truly blassone.”
Lauren Cain
14 May – 23 May
Ever thought about sharing a house with four other university
students? Well Lauren Cain’s latest photography project explores
the under belly of such a living arrangement.
Niki Challis & Tara Riley
28 May - 6 April
Niki & Tara present their audience with a collection of images
that endeavour to capture different facets of young womanhood.
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