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This series of images is based around the idea of a dreamscape. Each image came to me in a flash, as a fleeting moment in full realisation or as a tone of colour. The images are open for your interpretation within their closed borders.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Lisa Saad
Event Genre: Fine-Art
My photographs deal with domestic scenes captured in straightforward images. The scenes can be divided in to two main categories: inanimate objects and human scenarios. Both categories are characterised by mystery, vagueness and absurdity.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Rubi Lebovitch
Event Genre: Fine-Art
Amelia and the Animals is drawn from journeys undertaken by mother and daughter in the interspecies world they inhabit with animals, of all varieties, over the past thirteen years.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Robin Schwartz
Unseen Everyday Japan is a photo exhibition showing an alternative vision of contemporary Japanese life through Instagram. The photos span from picturesque cultural and street scenes, to more complex social and political issues. Documentary photographer Q.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Instagram / Everyday Japan
Event Genre: Mobile, Photojournalism/Documentary, Landscape/Travel, Portrait
This work focuses on the relationship between women and animals, special friendships that bring joy in their daily life.
Nirvana has had her goose since she was 12 years old and she is the only one who can touch her and even hug her.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Diana Bagnoli
Growing up in an urban environment has led Dutch photographer Astrid Verhoef to investigate and question her connection to nature.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Astrid Verhoef
Event Genre: Landscape/Travel, Fine-Art
Collecting art and surrounding yourself in your home with images of our time, is one of life’s great indulgences and pleasures. Drawn from one private collection, and assembled over a period of 20 years, this is wonderful insight and snapshot of Australian photography.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Collected Artists
Event Genre: Fine-Art
Blender Gallery is excited to present photographer Markus Klinko’s Bowie Unseen, rare and exquisite images of David Bowie.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Markus Klinko
Through compelling visuals and recordings captured by filmmaker/photographer Patrick Fileti, Unseen explores the barriers refugees face, the difficulty of being torn between two cultures and their need for recognition.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Patrick Fileti
Event Genre: Portrait
Photographs by Michael Amendolia
Sight is something most of the world takes for granted.
There are 32.4 million people in the world who are blind or vision impaired, but four out of five of them don’t need to be.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Michael Amendolia
Event Genre: Photojournalism/Documentary
In the series “Not In Your Face” the t-shirt is starkly evident but these photographs are not about the t-shirt per se. They are about identity, validation and perception.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Susan Barnett
Event Genre: Photojournalism/Documentary, Portrait, Fine-Art
Every weekend night, the cobblestone streets of the Meatpacking District are transformed into a microcosm of sexual politics. The rules that govern the city during the day are suspended; the act of looking, concealed in the daytime, is brazenly celebrated.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Dina Litovsky
Event Genre: Photojournalism/Documentary
Australian documentary photographer and artist Tom Williams began his career as a photojournalist, before developing an interest in the controlled interventions of the documentary process. His work has been exhibited and published in Australia, South East Asia and Latin America.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Tom Williams
Event Genre: Photojournalism/Documentary, Portrait
The inaugural Head On Student Prize was launched in 2015 to celebrate and nurture the huge talent-pool of the next generation Australian photo-artists.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Australian primary and high-school students
Event Genre: Other
'Ludlites Love Utopia' pays homage to Thomas More's classic novel 'Utopia', written 501 years ago.
Exhibiting photographer(s): The Ludlites (Group)
Event Genre: Fine-Art
A constant throughout my development as an artist has been the involvement of my daughter, Jennifer. These images, crafted between 2012 and 2017, reflect the synergistic nature of our relationship: mother and daughter, photographer and model, artist and muse.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Nicole Wells
Pierre Radisic works with the limitations of a singular subject - the seascape - and its meagre components: sand, wooden fences, painted pipes, concrete blocks, the dark blue distant sea, and those impenetrable thick blue skies.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Pierre Radisic
Event Genre: Landscape/Travel, Fine-Art
Established in 2004, the Head On Portrait Prize aims to give the public and photographers (both emerging and established) the opportunity to view and exhibit high-quality photographic portraits.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Past Finalists
Event Genre: Portrait
The Head On Portrait Prize was established in 2004 to give both the public and photographers, both known and unknown, greater opportunity to view and exhibit high-quality photographic portraits.
Exhibiting photographer(s): 40 Finalists
Event Genre: Photojournalism/Documentary, Portrait, Fine-Art
In Oracles, the elliptical suite of longing subjects suggest the intangible more than they render the physical, and so invite the experience of spiritual feeling. There is a sense that something important, from somewhere deep, is receding or emerging.
Exhibiting photographer(s): Tim Georgeson
Event Genre: Fine-Art