STILLS Gallery, Paris Photo 2016 AU

STILLS GALLERY - PARIS PHOTO 10-13 Nov 2016 | Stand A30

PAT BRASSINGTON RICKY MAYNARD TRENT PARKE JAMES TYLOR

PAT BRASSINGTON | RICKY MAYNARD TRENT PARKE | JAMES TYLOR

For Paris Photo 2016 STILLS will present a group exhibition of artists Pat Brassington, Ricky Maynard, Trent Parke, and James Tylor whose works address the concept of ‘Home’ through a diversity of perspectives and artistic approaches. With mass movements of people across the globe, the idea of a ‘Home’ or ‘a Homeland’ is more complex and fluid than ever before and these artists challenge us to consider the subject through a variety of lenses: symbolic, cultural, psychological and spiritual.

Stills Gallery is one of Australia’s longest running commercial galleries and one of the few specializing in contemporary photography.

The gallery supports both emerging and established artists working across the spectrum of photomedia. *** Pour Paris Photo 2016, STILLS présentera une exposition incluant les artistes Pat Brassington, Ricky Maynard, Trent Parke, et James Tylor dont les travaux, bien que proposant des approches très différentes, questionnent tous le concept de ‘foyer’. Avec les vastes migrations de populations à travers le monde, l’idée de ‘maison’ ou ‘patrie’ est plus que jamais fluide et complexe. Ces artistes nous invitent à penser le sujet selon une multitude de perspectives symboliques, culturelles, spirituelles et fictionelles. Grâce à un accrochage évolutif, chaque série pourra être réllement mise en valeur dans l’espace et donner lieu à des interractions étonnantes avec les autres oeuvres.

Fondée en 1991, Stills Galerie est l’une des plus anciennes galeries commerciales d’Australie et l’une des rares spécialisée dans la photographie contemporaine. La galerie représente et accompagne des artistes émergents et reconnus tout en embrassant le médium dans ses multiples formes et expressions contemporaines.

| PAT BRASSINGTON Pat Brassington, one of Australia’s key artists working with photomedia, has a longstanding interest in the psychodynamics of family life and the uncanny in the domestic sphere. Her ‘Homes’ are like theatre sets, patterned by wallpapers and rugs, where strange bodily mutations take place. Inspired by Surrealism and psychoanalysis, Brassington combines analogue and digital techniques in order to present haunting, dream-like images, which lead the viewer to the edges of the imagination.

Pat Brassington, une des principales artistes photographe d’Australie, s’intéresse depuis de nombreuses années à la psychodynamique de la vie familiale et à l’inquiétante étrangeté dans la sphère domestique.

Ses “maisons” sont comme des décors de théâtre décorés de papiers peints et de tapis où d’étranges mutations corporelles prennent place.

Inspirée par le Surréalisme et la psychanalyse, Brassington mêle des images trouvées à ses creations originales tout en combinant techniques analogiques et numériques pour présenter des images cauchemardesque et oniriques, qui emmènent le spectateur aux limites de l’imagination.

| RICKY MAYNARD Ricky Maynard is an Indigenous photographer with a commitment to representing his people and a belief in documentary photography as a tool to effect social change. For over 20 years, his work has encapsulated a poignant interpretation of his people and their connection to home and land. By offering alternative perspectives and cultural insights he aims to create an awareness of the enduring legacies and struggles of Indigenous people while also celebrating their indomitable spirit.

Ricky Maynard est un photographe aborigène,animé par un profond engagement à représenter son peuple et par la conviction que la photographie documentaire se veut instrument du changement social.

Depuis plus de 20 ans, son travail, caractérisé par une interpretation honnête et poignante, offre des perspectives et connaissances culturelles renouvelées. Ses portraits sont un témoignage au nom des communautés aborigènes et de leur longue relation à leur terre natale.

| TRENT PARKE Trent Parke, the only Australian member of Magnum, will present images from his acclaimed series The Black Rose (2015). This epic and moving body of work was created over 7 years and showcases his distinctive vision, which blurs the line between documentary photography and an esoteric exploration of the medium. Everyday objects and life moments are transformed to create a meditation on ‘Home’ and how life is shaped by chance and fate. He explains: “Autobiographical in nature, these letters and photographs narrate the story of my life past and present, but more importantly pose universal questions relating to our very existence.” À la suite de notre précédente presentation, en 2015, de l’oeuvre de Trent Parke, seul membre australien de Magnum Photos, nous proposerons les nouvelles oeuvres majeures de sa série The Black Rose (2015). Ce travail épique et émouvant, créé au cours de 7 années, exprime la vision unique d’un artiste qui brouille de plus en plus les lignes entre la photographie documentaire et une exploration ésotérique du medium.

Les objets du quotidien et les instants de vie sont transformés en une méditation sur le sens du terme ‘maison’ et la question d’une vie façonnée par le hasard et le destin. Il explique: “Autobiographique de nature, ces lettres et photographes racontent l’histoire de ma vie, passée et présente, mais plus important encore, elles posent des questions universelles relatives à notre existence même.”

| JAMES TYLOR Emerging artist James Tylor makes his multi-cultural heritage— Aboriginal, Māori and European—a focus of his artwork. It presents his connection to physical and emotional Homelands, and recognizes the profound impact of colonization and migration. Tylor’s approach is critical and innovative, often alluding to the erasure of Indigenous cultures. In some cases he uses early photographic techniques, such as daguerreotype, and in other cases, manipulates new photographs by scratching and tearing them. Tylor’s work is already held in a small number of impressive national and international collections and STILLS is excited to be introducing global audiences to this powerful new voice in Australian photomedia.

L’héritage multi-culturel, aborigène at maori de James Tylor, artiste emergent et prometteur, représente l’épicentre de son travail. Utilisant les techniques photographiques traditionnelles tel que le daguerréotype, il manipule aussi des images contemporaines en les colorant ou les déchirant, évoquant ainsi l’effacement des cultures aborigènes. Dans Aotearoa, my Hazaiki, Taylor a déchiré la partie inférieure des photographies, laissant apparaître des bords écorchés sous des montagnes qui atteignent le ciel. Par ce geste, les vides noirs deviennent absence et illustrent la profonde relation que l’artiste entretient avec sa terre natale malgré les impacts lies à la colonisation et aux migrations.

| EXHIBITED ARTISTS PARIS PHOTO 2016

| PAT BRASSINGTON

Untitled III, 1980-2002 pigment print, 36.5 x 23.5cm edition of 4 + 2AP

Untitled V, 1980-2002 pigment print, 36.5 x 23.5cm edition of 4 + 2AP

Untitled VI, 1980-2002 pigment print, 36.5 x 23.5cm edition of 4 + 2AP

Untitled VII, 1980-2002 pigment print, 36.5 x 23.5cm edition of 4 + 2AP

Untitled VIII, 1980-2002 pigment print, 36.5 x 23.5cm edition of 4 + 2AP

Untitled IX, 1980-2002 pigment print, 36.5 x 23.5cm edition of 4 + 2AP

Mouse Trap, 2005 from In the Same Vein pigment print, 85 x 63.3cm edition of 6 + 2AP

Pillow Talk, 2005 from You’re So Vein pigment print, 86 x 62.6cm edition of 6 + 2AP

House Guest 1, 2007 from Heat pigment print, 86 x 63cm edition of 8 + 2AP

The Tongue, 2016 from Just So pigment print, 80 x 70cm edition of 8 + 2AP

The Raveller, 2010 pigment print, 90 x 65cm edition of 8 + 2AP

Breath, 2014 pigment print, 55 x 40.5cm edition of 8 + 2AP

Band-aid, 2015 pigment print, 75 x 58cm edition of 8 + 2AP

Memory au Rebour, 1987 3 silver gelatin prints, 47 x 36.5cm each unique

Curriculum Vitae Pat Brassington

Born 1942, Hobart, Australia. Lives and works in Hobart, Australia.

Selected Solo Exhibitions 2016

Just So, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Pat Brassington: A Rebours, University of Queensland Art Museum, QLD

2015

Pat Brassington: A Rebours, University of Queensland Art Museum, QLD Pat Brassington: A Rebours, Western Plains Cultural Centre, NSW

2014

Pat Brassington: The Brassington Affair, Plimsoll Gallery, TAS Pat Brassington: A Rebours, Tasmanian Museum and Art, TAS Pat Brassington: A Rebours, Horsham Regional Art Gallery, VIC

2013

Pat Brassington: A Rebours, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, NSW Quill, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW In search of the marvellous, CAST, TAS

2012

Pat Brassington: A Rebours, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, VIC (touring nationally) Pat Brassington: It’s just a heartbeat away, Monash Gallery of Art, VIC A heartbeat away & The Pressings, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2010

A Perfect Day, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW A Perfect Day, Arc One Gallery, Melbourne, VIC

2009

A Perfect Day, Criterion Gallery, Hobart, TAS

2008

Pat Brassington, Lönnstrom Art Museum, Finland Pat Brassington, AMA Gallery, Helsinki Festival, Finland Pat Brassington, AMA Gallery, Helsinki Festival, Finland

2007

Pat Brassington - Cambridge Road, IMA, Brisbane, QLD Pat Brassington - Cambridge Road, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Pat Brassington – Heat, ARC one Gallery, Melbourne, VIC

2006

Art Cologne 2006, Cologne, Germany In the Same Vein, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Pat Brassington, Arc One Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Sweet Thereafter, Criterion Gallery, Hobart, TAS

2005

You’re So Vein, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2004

Pat Brassington, Stills South, Sydney, NSW

2003

A Little Waltz, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Pat Brassington, Bett Gallery, Hobart, NSW

2002

Pat Brassington: Works in Progress, Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne, VIC and Carnegie Gallery, Hobart, TAS Default Blue, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, NSW

2001

Gentle, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW and Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, VIC

1996

This is not a love song, Monash University Gallery, Melbourne, VIC

1993

Corporeal 2 – ‘Brassington: Book of Jonah, 1932’, The Basement, Hobart, TAS (Scenography by David McDowell and Edward Colless)

1991

Maybe you’ve seen it all before, Gertrude Street Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Things will tell you their names, Darwin Contemporary Art Space, NT

Selected Group Exhibitions 2016

MCA Collection: Today Tomorrow Yesterday, Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia, Sydney, NSW The Waiting Room, Artbank NSW Public Image, Private Lives,: Family Friends and Self in Photography, Art Gallery of South Australia, SA Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize, National Art School, Sydney, NSW

2015

Lurid Beauty, National Gallery of Victoria, VIC

2014

Danger Will Robinson!, Airspace Projects, NSW Seventh Skin, Hatch Contemporary Art Space, VIC

2013

Bowness Photography Prize, Monash Gallery of Art, VIC Theatre of the World, Museum of Old and New Art, TAS Louise Bourgeois and Australian Artists, Heide Museum of Modern Art, VIC MCA Collection: New Acquisitions in Context, Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia, Sydney, NSW Images for Life Force, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2012

Flatlands: photography and everyday space, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW Parallel Collisions, Adelaide Biennale, SA

2010

A Generosity of Spirit: Recent Australian Women’s Art from the QUT Art Collection, Queensland University of Technology, QLD Snapshot, Contemporary Photography from the La Trobe University Art Collection, VIC Feminism Never Happened, IMA, Brisbane, QLD

2009

SEASON09, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW thirteen, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Dark Dreams + Fluorescent Flesh, University of South Australia, SA

2008

Folded, Faculty Gallery, Monash Art & Design, VIC Wish you were here, Tweed River Art Gallery, NSW

2007

Season 07, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Art Cologne 2007, Cologne, Germany Human, Hous Projects, New York, USA

2006

Girl Band, curated by Barbara Flynn, Deloitte’s, Sydney, NSW Light Sensitive: Contemporary Australian Photography from the Loti Smorgan Fund, National Gallery of Victoria, VIC 2006 End of Year Show, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Art Cologne 2006, Cologne, Germany Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne, VIC

2005

Art Cologne 2005, Cologne, Germany Uncanny, Artspace, Auckland, New Zealand Points of View, Australian Photography 1985 – 1995, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW MCA Collection: New Acquisitions in Context, Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia, Sydney, NSW

2004

Supernatural Artificial, The Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo & touring throughout Asia On Reason and Emotion, Biennale of Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia, and the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW Pressing Flesh, Auckland City Gallery, New Zealand In Focus, Campbelltown City Gallery, NSW The Line Between Us, Monash University Museum of Art, VIC Penumbra, McClelland Gallery, VIC

2003

Jet: Digital Art Prints, Devonport Gallery and Art Centre, TAS Anxious Bodies, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW

2002

Photographica Australis, ARCO 2002, Sala del Canal de Isabel II, Madrid, Spain Love at First Sight, Contemporary Centre for Photography, Melbourne, VIC Fieldwork: Australian Art 1968-2002, Ian Potter Centre, National Gallery of Victoria, VIC Jet: Digital Art Prints, Carnegie Gallery, Hobart, TAS Ooze: Six Tasmanian Artists, Roar 2 Gallery, Melbourne, VIC, Chameleon Contemporary Art Space, Hobart, and University Gallery, University of Tasmania, TAS

2001

Poets and Painters, Dick Bett Gallery, Hobart, TAS The Lightness of Being: Contemporary Photographic Art from Australia, Monash University Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Pinhole to Pixel, The Sir Hermann Black Gallery, University of Sydney, NSW Australian Paper Art Awards 2001, The George Adams Gallery, Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne,VIC

2000

Telling Tales: The Child in Contemporary Photography, Monash University Gallery, Melbourne, VIC (Touring exhibition) The Lightness of Being: Contemporary Photographic Art from Australia, Neue Berliner Kunstverein / NBK GERMANY (Touring exhibition: Dresden, Dusseldorf, Stuttgart) World without end: Photography and the 20th Century, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW

1998

Telling Tales, Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, NSW and Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum, Joanneum, Graz, Austria Shell Fremantle Print Prize, Fremantle Art Centre, WA Sixth Australian Contemporary Art Fair, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, VIC Respond Red or Blue, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, VIC

1997

The Enigmatic Object: Photography and the Uncanny, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW Shell Fremantle Print Prize, Fremantle Art Centre, WA Geelong Print Prize, Geelong Art Gallery, VIC Launch, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

1996

Photography is Dead! Long Live Photography! Museum for Contemporary Art, Australia, Sydney, NSW Hobart City Art Prize, Carnegie Gallery, Hobart City Council, TAS

1995

Half Light, (Touring exhibition: Arts Council of Tasmania venues) Bad Light, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Bond Store, Hobart, TAS, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, NSW and Contemporary Centre for Photography, Melbourne, VIC Art, Gender Identity: Works by Women artists from the Permanent Collection, Devonport Gallery and Arts Centre, TAS Colonial Pastime to Contemporary Profession, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, TAS Home Body, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, TAS and Carnegie Gallery, Hobart City Council, TAS Home Made, Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts, University of Tasmania at Hobart, (in collaboration with Geoff Parr), TAS Photographing Architecture: Spatiality, Ideology and the Body, University Gallery, University of Tasmania, TAS

1993

Pictograms: Aspects of Contemporary Photographic Practice (An AETA national touring exhibition) The Aberrant Object: Women Dada and Surrealism, Museum of Modern Art at Heide, Melbourne, VIC True Stories, Artspace, Sydney, NSW

1992

Blink, Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide, SA Camera Obscura, Darwin Contemporary Art Space, NT Psychosoma, Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts, University of Tasmania, TAS Medium Density, Australian National Gallery, Canberra, ACT

1991

Ooze: Six Tasmanian Artists, Roar 2 Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Chameleon Contemporary Art Space and the University Gallery, University of Tasmania at Launceston, TAS Fragmentation and Fabrication: Recent Australian Photography, Art Gallery of South Australia, SA Frames of Reference: Aspects of Feminist Art, A Dissonance Project organised by Artspace, Sydney, NSW Heterogeneity/Herterogeneity, A Dissonance Project organised by the Campbelltown City Art Gallery, NSW Subject/Object, Art House, Launceston, TAS

Selected Awards 2016

Winner, Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize

2013

Winner, Bowness Photography Prize Prize

2001

Australian Paper Art Awards

1993

SHELL Print Award, Fremantle Arts Centre, WA Acquisitive Works on Paper Award, Geelong Art Gallery, VIC

1990

Maude Vizard-Wholohan Art Prize Purchase Award, Art Gallery of South Australia

Collections Artbank, Australia Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Art Gallery of Western Australia Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide Australian Collection Burnie Regional Gallery, Tasmania Centre for Contemporary Photography Connors Family Trust Devonport Gallery and Art Centre, Tasmania Esk Collection Estate of A.M. McClelland Fremantle Arts Centre, Western Australia Geelong Art Gallery, Victoria Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, University of WA McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park, Victoria Monash University Art Collection Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney National Gallery of Australia, Canberra National Gallery of Victoria Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane Queensland University of Technology Art Museum Sotherbys Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart The Briar Art Trust University of Tasmania, Hobart University of the Northern Territory, Darwin University of Technology, Sydney Warrnambool Art Gallery Private collections in Australia and international

Selected Bibliography Twelve Australian Photo Artists, Blair French & David Palmer, Piper Press, 2009 Pat Brassington, Anne Marsh, Quintus, Hobart, 2006 Erotic Ambiguities: The Female Nude in Art, Helen McDonald, Routledge, 2001 Peripheral Vision: Contemporary Australian Art, Charles Green, 1970-1994, World Art Books, 1995 Pat Brassington, The Error of My Ways, Edward Colless, published by IMA, Brisbane, 1995 Indecent Exposures: 20 years of Australian Feminist Photography, Catriona Moore, published by Allen and Unwin, 1994 Pat Brassington: A Rebours, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, 2012 On Reason and Emotion: Biennale of Sydney 2004, catalogue, published by the Biennale of Sydney, 2004 Anxious Bodies, Natasha Bullock, published by the Art Gallery of NSW, 2003

| RICKY MAYNARD

Leigh, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Ambrose, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Clyde, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Darrell, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Gig, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Jamie, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Kerry, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Mick, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Murray, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Philip, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Ronnie, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Sean, 2015 from Saddened Were the Hearts of Many Men sepia toned silver gelatin print 45 x 45cm edition of 10 + 3AP

Wik Elder, Arthur, 2000 from Returning to Places that Name Us silver gelatin print 95 x 120cm edition of 15 + 3AP Artist Proof 1/3

Wik Elder, Gladys, 2000 from Returning to Places that Name Us silver gelatin print 95 x 120cm edition of 15 + 3AP Artist Proof 1/3

Curriculum Vitae Ricky Maynard Born 1953, Launceston, Australia.

Selected Solo Exhibitions 2016

Saddened were the hearts of many men, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2010

Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Perth, WA Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, State Library of Victoria, Melbourne, VIC Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Port Macquarie Hastings Regional Gallery, Port Macquarie, NSW

2009

Portraits, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, NSW Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Pataka Museum of Arts and Cultures, Wellington, New Zealand Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Cairns Regional Gallery, Cairns, QLD

2008

Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, TAS Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, French Embassy, Port Vila, Vanuatu Ricky Maynard: Portrait of a Distant Land, Tjibaou Cultural Centre, Noumea, New Caledonia

2007

Ricky Maynard 1986 - 2007, Australian Embassy, Paris, France In Response to Place, City Gallery, Melbourne Town Hall, VIC Portrait of a Distant Land, Billboard project, 10 Days on the Island Festival, TAS

2006

Indigenart, Fotofreo festival, Perth, WA

2005

Portrait of a Distant Land, Billboard project, Sydney, NSW

2001

Returning to Places that Name Us, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

1999

The Survey, Melbourne Arts Festival, Linden Gallery, Melbourne, VIC

1997

Urban Diary, Manly Art Gallery and Museum, NSW No More Than What You See, Manly Art Gallery and Museum, NSW

1995

No More Than What You See, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW No More Than What You See, touring Exhibition: Adelaide and regional South Australia, SA The Moon-Bird People, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, NSW

1994

Terra Novis, Futurewell Art Gallery, Adelaide, SA

1992

The Moon-Bird People, Tandanya: National Aboriginal Culture Institute, Adelaide, SA

Selected Group Exhibitions 2016

Resolution: New Indigenous Photomedia, a National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition Over the fence, University of Queensland Art Museum, QLD

20152017

Country & Western: Landscape Re-Imagined, a Perc Tucker Regional Gallery touring exhibtion

2015

The photograph and Australia, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW

2014

Remain in Light: Photography from the MCA Collection, a Museum for Contemporary Art, Australia touring exhibition

2013

Making Change: Celebrating 40 Years of Australia-China Diplomatic Relations, in association with Australian Centre for Photography, COFA, Sydney Crossing Cultures: The Owen and Wagner Collection of Contemporary Aboriginal Art, Toledo Museum of Art, USA

2012

Making Change: Celebrating 40 Years of Australia-China Diplomatic Relations, in association with Australian Centre for Photography, National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China

2011

Photography & place: Australian landscape photography 1970s until now, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW

2010

More than my skin, Lismore Regional Gallery, QLD

2009

Messagesticks, Indigenous Film Festival, Sydney Opera House, NSW Littoral Drift, UTS Gallery, Sydney, NSW

20082009

Open Air: Portraits in the Landscape, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, ACT Half Light: Portraits from Black Australia, Art Gallery of New South Wales, NSW

2008

More than my skin, Campbelltown Arts Centre, NSW

20072008

Culture Warriors, National Indigenous Art Triennial 07, National Gallery of Australia, ACT Touring: Art Gallery of South Australia, SA, Art Gallery of Western Australia, WA, Gallery of Modern Art, QLD

2007

Raised by Wolves, Art Gallery of Western Australia, part of the 2007 UWA Perth International Arts Festival Perth, WA

2006

Busan Biennale 2006: A Tale of Two Cities, Busan, Korea Art Cologne 2006, Cologne, Germany

2005

Interesting Times: Focus on Contemporary Australian Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia, Sydney, NSW

2004

Our Place: Indigenous Australia Now, as part of the Cultural Olympiad, Benaki Contemporary Art Museum, Athens & National Museum of China, Bejing

2003

RAKA exhibition, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne, VIC & touring

2000

15 Australian Photographers, La Galerie Photo, Montpellier, France

1999

Retake: Indigenous Photography, a National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition

1997

Off Shore – On Site, Festival of the Dreaming International and National Artists’ camp and exhibition, Olympic Festival, Sydney Olympic Games Organising Committee, Casula Powerhouse, Sydney, NSW What is Aboriginal Art? Ivan Dougherty Gallery, University of New South Wales College of Fine Arts campus, Paddington, NSW Endangered Species, M.33 Photo Agency collective exhibition, Horsham Regional Art Gallery, VIC

1996

Power To Move, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, QLD

1995

World Retrospective on Documentary Photography, Centro de la Imagen, Mexico City, Mexico

1994

Dear Mother, M.33 Photo Agency collective exhibition, Fitzroy Town Hall, Melbourne, VIC

1990

The Moon-Bird People, La Galerie Photo, Montpellier, France

Selected Awards 2003

Winner, Kate Challis RAKA Award for Contemporary Indigenous Creative Arts for Arthur from Returning to Places That Name Us

1997

Australian Human Rights Award for Photography

1994

Mother Jones International Documentary Photography Award, New York, USA

1990

Aboriginal Overseas Study Award, International Centre of Photography, New York, USA

Selected Grants 20042006

Australia Council Fellowship, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art

2000

New Works Grant, Stories from the Landscape, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board, Australia Council for the Arts, Sydney NSW

1997

Project Grant, The Elders Album, Stage I & II, Arts Tasmania

1996

Project Grant, Urban Diary, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board, Australia Council for the Arts, Sydney, NSW

1995

International exhibition promotion and travel grant (Mexico), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board, Australia Council for the Arts, Sydney NSW

1990

Professional Development Grant (Photography), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts Board, Australia Council for the Arts, Sydney NSW

Commissions Museum Victoria Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Australian Heritage Commission Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney NSW Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Community Aid Abroad M.33 Photo Agency Australian Film Commission The Quay Connection Production Agency, Sydney NSW Autograph Agency, The Black Photographers Association of England, UK

Collections Art Gallery of New South Wales Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney Devonport Regional Gallery Launceston Museum and Art Gallery National Gallery of Victoria National Gallery Of Australia, Canberra National Museum of Australia, Canberra National Library of Australia, Canberra Queensland Art Gallery, South Brisbane Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery Private collections in Australia and international

Selected Bibliography Ricky Maynard: Portraits of a Distant Land, Photographs & Interview (Ricky Maynard), Elizabeth Ann Macgregor, Keith Munro, Jim Everett, Marcia Langton, Paddy Neowarra, Peter Read (Text) published by Museum of Contemporary Art, 2008 Repossession of Our Spirit: the Traditional Owners of Northern Sydney, Dennis Foley with photographs by Ricky Maynard, Aboriginal History Incorporated, Canberra, 2001 Reversing the Negatives: a Portrait of Aboriginal Victoria, Tony Birch (text) and Ricky Maynard (images), Museum Victoria, Melbourne, 1999 Racism, Representation and Photography, Sandra Phillips (editor) & Andrew Dewdney (compiler), Inner City Education Centre Cooperative, Sydney, 1994 Ricky Maynard: No More Than What You See: Photographic Essay, South Australian Department of Correctional

Services, Adelaide, 1993 Visual Instincts: Contemporary Australian Photography, Max Pam (editor), AGPS Press, Canberra, 1989 After 200 Years: Photographic Essays of Aboriginal and Islander Australia Today, Penny Taylor (editor), Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Aboriginal Studies Press, Canberra, 1988 Interesting Times: Focus on Contemporary Australian Art, Russell Storer, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 2005 The Power to Move: Aspects of Australian Photography, Anne Kirker & Clare Williamson, Queensland Art Gallery, South Brisbane, 1996

| TRENT PARKE

Storm, Adelaide, 2009 from The Black Rose silver gelatin print 120 x 150cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Backyard, Adelaide, 2010 from The Black Rose silver gelatin print 120 x 150cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Slippery Dip, Gundagai, New South Wales, 2007 from The Black Rose silver gelatin print 120 x 150cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Tarot Cards, 2003-2015 from The Black Rose 36 pigment prints 20.5 x 17.5cm each edition of 10 + 2AP

Midnight self-portrait, Minendee, Outback NSW, 2004 from Minutes to Midnight pigment print 98 x 147cm edition of 5/5

Curriculum Vitae Trent Parke

Born 1971, Newcastle, Australia. Lives and works in Adelaide, Australia.

Member of Magnum Photo Agency, New York.

Selected Solo Exhibitions 2016

WWI Avenue of Honour, Australian War Memorial, Canberra ACT

2015

The Black Rose, Art Gallery of South Australia, SA, curated by Julie Robinson and Maria Zagala The Camera is God (street portrait series), Monash Gallery of Art, VIC

2014

Trent Parke, Paris Photo Stills Gallery, Paris, France The Camera is God (street portrait series), Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2013

The Christmas Tree Bucket: Trent Parke’s Family Photo Album, National Gallery of Australia, ACT The Christmas Tree Bucket, Wilhelm Hack Museum Ludwigshafen, Germany

2011

Borderlands, The Australian Embassy, Washington, USA Trent Parke: A Decade in Photography, Delmar Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2009

Please step quietly everyone can hear you, Stills Gallery, Sydney & Sydney Opera House, NSW

2008

The Christmas Tree Bucket, Australian Centre of Photography, Sydney, NSW and then touring nationally for three years

2007

Dream/Life, Gallery Ru, Moscow, Russia Minutes to Midnight – Trent Parke, Alice Austen House, Staten Island, NY, USA Coming Soon and Minutes to Midnight, Yours Gallery, Warsaw, Poland Dream/Life & Beyond – Trent Parke, Photofusion, London, UK

2006

Trent Parke, Le Château d’eau, Toulouse, France Trent Parke - Coming Soon & Minutes to Midnight, Foam Fotografiemuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Trent Parke, Bengal Gallery of Fine Arts, Chobi Mela IV, International Festival of Photography, Dhaka, Bangladesh

2005

New Work, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Minutes to Midnight, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, NSW and then touring nationally for three years

2004 2002

Minutes to Midnight - Part One, Leica Gallery, Germany Suspended States, Sydney Arts Festival, NSW Dream/Life & Beyond, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

Selected Exhibitions with Narelle Autio 2016

Basil Sellers Art Prize, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne, VIC

2013

To The Sea, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2010

Trent Parke & Narelle Autio, Adelaide Perry Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2004

Dream/Life and The Seventh Wave, Ariel Meyerowitz Gallery, New York, USA FotoFreo Photographic Festival, ‘Dream/Life’ & ‘The Seventh Wave’, Western Australian Maritime Museum, Fremantle, WA

2002

Dva Pivo Prosim (Two Beers Please), Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Outback Races, Tamworth City Gallery, NSW Dream/Life and The Seventh Wave, Canvas International Art Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

2001

The Seventh Wave, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery, NSW

2000

The Seventh Wave, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

Selected Group Exhibitions 2016

Public Image, Private Lives: Family, Friends and Self in Photography, Art Gallery of South Australia, SA Birds: Flight Paths in Australian Art, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, VIC Basil Sellers Art Prize, Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne, VIC

2015

Slow Burn, Delmar Gallery, NSW

2014

2014 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art – Dark Heart, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, SA, curated by Nick Mitzevich Episodes: Australian Photography Now - 13th Dong Gang International Photo Festival, Dong Gang Museum of Photography, Korea Prudential Eye Awards, Suntec City, Singapore Australian Vernacular Photography, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW WILDCARDS: Bill Henson Shuffles the Deck, Monash Gallery of Art, VIC Remain in Light: Photography from the MCA Collection – an MCA touring exhibition Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne, VIC

2013

Compositions: A Musical Close Up, with Tyron Parke and the Adelaide Art Orchestra, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Adelaide, SA Beasts, Paris Photo, France Olive Cotton Award, Tweed River Gallery, NSW Under My Skin: Contemporary Australian Photography from the Pat Corrigan Collection, Rockhampton Art Gallery, QLD Holiday & Memory, Penrith Regional Gallery, NSW

Cartier-Bresson: A Question of Colour, Somerset House, The Courtalud Institute of Art, London, UK Sexualising the City: Imaging Desire and the Gold Coast Identity, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, QLD Night Visions, Lismore Regional Gallery, NSW Deep Space: New Acquisitions, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, SA Magnum Contacts, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2012

2011

Photoquai: 3rd Biennial Exhibition of World Images, The Australia Embassy, Paris, France

2009

China Pingyao International Photography Festival, Pingyao, China Spectrum, Light in Winter Festival, ACGA Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Wheels on Fire, Manning Regional Art Gallery, NSW thirteen, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2008

Streets of Gold, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, QLD Paris Photo, France Melbourne Art Fair, Melbourne, VIC Sydney Life, Hyde Park, Sydney, NSW

Sydney Now, Museum of Sydney, Sydney, NSW National Photographic Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, ACT Grounded: Art, Activism, Environment, Campbelltown Arts Centre, NSW Art Cologne 2007, Cologne, Germany Moving Still, The Gus Fisher Gallery, Auckland, New Zealand Human, Hous Projects, New York, USA New Blood – Magnum 60th Anniversary Exhibition, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW and Magnum Print Room, London, UK

2007

2006

2005

Shoot: Five Australian Photographers in Focus, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, ACT Light Sensitive: Contemporary Australian Photography from the Loti Smorgon Fund, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, VIC Group Show, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Format06, Derby Photography Festival, UK So Now Then, Hereford Photography Festival, UK Earth Cry, Lake Macquarie City Gallery, NSW Melbourne Art Fair 2006, Melbourne, VIC Art Cologne 2006, Cologne, Germany

Art Cologne 05, Germany

Paris Photo, France Traces and Omens, Noorderlicht Photofestival, Groningen, The Netherlands ABN AMRO 2005 Emerging Artist Award, ABN Amro Tower, Sydney, NSW This Urban World, Devonport Regional Gallery, TAS Great Escapes, Lake Macquarie City Gallery, NSW Citigroup Private Bank Australian Photographic Portrait Prize, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW 2004

Heavenly Creatures, Heide Museum of Modern Art, VIC Look, Newcastle Regional Art Gallery, NSW Witness: An Exhibition of Australian Photojournalism, a Monash Gallery of Art touring exhibition

2003

Second Sight: Australian Photography in the National Gallery of Victoria, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne VIX RePresenting the Real: Documentary Photography, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW Summer Life, ‘The Seventh Wave’, Alice Austen House Museum, New York, USA

20032012

Numerous Magnum group exhibitions, England, Germany, France, USA

2002

Witness: An exhibition of Australian Photojournalism, ‘Outback Races’, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, NSW Art Rotterdam & Amsterdam Art Fair, The Netherlands

2001

World Press Photo Award / Exhibition, ‘Mercy Street’, seventy locations worldwide, including State Library of NSW, Sydney, NSW Watermarks Exhibition, Maritime Museum, Sydney, NSW Leica / Centre for Contemporary Photography - Documentary Photography Exhibition & Award, Melbourne, VIC; CAS, Hobart, TAS; Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW ; Geelong Art Gallery, Geelong, VIC; Phyllis Palmer Gallery, La Trobe University, Bendigo, VIC; Lovett Gallery, Newcastle Region Library, Newcastle, NSW; Logan Art Gallery, Logan, QLD; Mildura Art Centre, Mildura, VIC Sasakawa World Sports Award / Exhibition, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Japan Reportage, ‘Outback Races’ (with Narelle Autio)Twin Cinemas, Sydney, NSW

2000

World Press Photo Masterclass, The Netherlands Institute of Photography, The Netherlands World Press Photo Award / Exhibition ‘The Seventh Wave’, seventy locations worldwide Reportage, ‘The Seventh Wave’ (with Narelle Autio), Valhalla Cinema, Sydney, NSW Art at Work, Sydney Airport Project, NSW Thirty under Thirty up and coming photographers to watch, American Photo District News, New York, USA

1999

World Press Photo Award / Exhibition ‘Bathurst Car Races’, seventy locations worldwide On the Road, The Car in Australian Art, Heide Museum of Modern Art, VIC Leica / Centre for Contemporary Photography - Documentary Photography Exhibition & Award, Melbourne, VIC; Wagga Wagga Regional Art Gallery, NSW; Logan Art Gallery, Logan, QLD; Noosa Regional Gallery, QLD; Newcastle Regional Library, NSW; Swan Hill Regional Gallery, VIC; Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale VIC; Shepparton Art Gallery, VIC Reportage, Valhalla Cinema, Sydney, NSW, ‘Dream/Life’

Selected Awards 2016

Basil Sellers Art Prize, finalist (with Narelle Autio)

2014

Winner, Photography, Prudential Eye Award, Signapore

2013

Winner, Olive Cotton Award, for excellence in portraiture photography, Tweed Heads Regional Gallery

2007

Full Member, Magnum Photo Agency, Magnum Foundation 60th Annual General Meeting, New York, USA Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize, People’s Choice Award, Most Popular Photograph, Baker, Narrandera, NSW 2006

2006

Winner, ABN AMRO 2006 Emerging Artist Award, Motel, Pacific Highway NSW 2006

2005

World Press Photo Award, Aboriginal children, Wiluna. 3rd Prize Daily Life.

2003

Recipient, W. Eugene Smith Grant/Award (USA)

2002

Associate Member, Magnum Photo Agency, New York

2001

Winner, World Press Photo Award, Roadkill Australia, 1st prize ‘Nature & The Environment Stories’ Runner-up in the Leica Oskar Barnack Award, Europe for The Seventh Wave The Seventh Wave awarded second prize for ‘Best Photographic Book’ in the American Pictures Of The Year Awards Selected in the Leica / CCP Documentary touring exhibition

2000

World Press Photo Award, The Seventh Wave, 2nd prize ‘Daily Life Stories’ Dream/Life & Beyond awarded 2nd prize for ‘Best Photographic Book’ in the American Pictures Of The Year Awards Canon photo essay prize in the Sasakawa World Sports Award, Japan Selected by Australian Art Collector Magazine in the ‘50 Most Collectable Artists in Australia’

1999

World Press Photo Award, Bathurst Mountain Car Races, 2nd prize ‘Daily Life Singles’ Selected to participate in the World Press Photo MasterClass in Amsterdam ‘30 Under 30 Up-and-Coming Photographers to Watch’ Selected in the Leica / CCP Documentary touring exhibition

1996-8

Five Gold lenses from the International Olympic Committee sports award

Collections ABN Amro collection Art Bank Art Gallery of New South Wales Art Gallery of Western Australia Australian Centre for Photography Gold Coast City Art Gallery Horsham Regional Art Gallery Magnum London Magnum Paris Monash Gallery of Art Museum of Contemporary Art National Gallery of Australia National Gallery of Victoria National Maritime Museum Tweed River Art Gallery University of Sydney Union Private collections in Australia and international

Selected Bibliography Artist-initiated books The Black Rose Diaries, Steidl, Germany (forthcoming) Minutes to Midnight, Steidl, Germany, 2013 The Christmas Tree Bucket: Trent Parke’s Family Photo Album, Steidl, Germany, 2013 To The Sea, The Road Trip, Hot Chilli Press, 2013 To The Sea, The Life Saver, Hot Chilli Press, 2013 To The Sea, The Staircase to the Moon, Hot Chilli Press, 2013 To The Sea, The Beauty Queen, Hot Chilli Press, 2013 Bedknobs & Broomsticks, Little Brown Mushroom, 2010 The Seventh Wave, Hot Chilli Press, Kirribilli, 2000 Dream/Life, Hot Chilli Press, Kirribilli, 1999 Television Trent Parke: The Black Rose, ABC (filming 2012-2015), 2015‘Outback Races’ (with Narelle Autio) Trent Parke, Sunday Arts, ABC November 2008

| JAMES TYLOR

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #1, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #2, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #6, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #7, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #9, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #10, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #11, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki #14, 2015 from Aotearoa, my Hawaiki ripped inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper 50 x 50cm edition of 5 + 2AP

Baudin and Flinders, 2016 from Karta (The Island of the Dead) scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

Hidden in the shadows, 2016 from Karta (The Island of the Dead) scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

Possum Trees, 2016 from Karta (The Island of the Dead) scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

The Island, 2016 from Karta (The Island of the Dead) scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

The trap, 2016 from Karta (The Island of the Dead) scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

1836 Rapid Bay Kaurna Nation, 2016 from Territorial Encounters scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

1839 Port Lincoln #2 Barngarla Nation, 2016 from Territorial Encounters scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

1849 Port Wakefield #1 Kaurna Nation, 2016 from Territorial Encounters scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

1849 Port Wakefield #2 Kaurna Nation, 2016 from Territorial Encounters scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

1852 Port Augusta Nukunu Nation, 2016 from Territorial Encounters scratched daguerreotype 10 x 12.7cm unique

Curriculum Vitae James Tylor

Born 1986, Mildura, Australia. Lives and works in Adelaide, Australia.

Selected Solo Exhibitions 2016

Territorial Encounters, Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide, SA Un-Resettling, Alaska Projects, Sydney, NSW Aotearoa My Hawaiki, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, VIC Aotearoa My Hawaiki, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW

2015

Un-Resettling, Photo Access, Canberra, ACT Erased Series (From an Untouched Landscape), Adelaide City Council Art pod, Adelaide, SA Un-Resettling, Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin, NT DeCookolisation, Stills Gallery, Sydney, NSW These are Our Objects, Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide, SA

2014

2013

Southern Window, Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin NT Un-resettling (Place), Constance ARI, Hobart, TAS Past the measuring stick, Marshall Arts Gallery, Adelaide, SA

Selected Group Exhibitions 2016

Silence Nature, JamFactory, Seppeltsfield, SA Un-resettling, European Month of Photography, Embassy of Australia, Berlin, Germany New Matter: Recent forms of Photographs, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW Bowness Photography Prize, Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne, VIC Alchemical Traces, Shimmer Photography Biennial, Red poles gallery, Adelaide, SA Our Mob, Coorong Council Gallery, Tailem Bend, SA Resolution: Contemporary Indigenous photo-media of NGA, Tweed Regional Gallery, Murwillumbuh, NSW Darkness on the Edge of Town, Artbank, Sydney, NSW Endless Circulation: TarraWarra Biennial, TarraWarra Museum of Art, Healesville, VIC National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin, NT Our Mob, Walkway Gallery, Bordertown, SA Over The Fence, University of Queensland Art Museum, Brisbane, QLD Our Mob, Naracoorte Art Gallery, Naracoorte, SA Fleurieu Art Prize, Samstag Museum, Adelaide, SA Reframed, Incinerator Main Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Our Mob, Millicent Art Gallery, Millicent, SA​ Shadow Sites, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, VIC Our Mob, Riddoch Art Gallery, Mount Gambier, SA Even Still, Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide, SA Wyndham Art Prize, Wyndham Art Gallery, Werribee, VIC Cultural Revelations, Trinity Grammar School, Melbourne, VIC

2015

Cutting edge: 21st-century photography, Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne, VIC​ Via Niu Wai Niu Coconut water, Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Caboolture, QLD Wish You Were Here, Adelaide Central School of Art, Adelaide, SA The Alchemists, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, NSW Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Visual Arts Festival, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, SA Our Mob, Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide, SA Fringe Dweller, Sauerbier House Contemporary Arts Space, Port Noarlunga, SA Concrete, Istanbul Biannual, Istanbul, Turkey Victorian Aboriginal Art Awards, Ballarat Regional Art Gallery, VIC Salon Des Refusés, Stokes Hill Wharf Darwin, Darwin, NT Penumbral Tales, Flinder University City Gallery, Adelaide, SA Ghostly Nature, Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide, SA Some Australian Photographs, Paul Mc Namara Gallery, Whanganui, Aotearoa/New Zealand The Skin Off Our Time, Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide, SA

2014

Our Mob contemporary, Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide SA

135 Meridian East, Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, SA Archaeology of Descent, Marshall Arts, Adelaide, SA North, South, East, West, Vivien Anderson Gallery presenting at Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne, VIC Outlaws, Linden Contemporary Art Space, Melbourne, VIC 31st Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Muesum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin ,NT On Men, Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra, ACT Victorian Indigenous Art Awards, Art Gallery of Ballarat, Ballarat, VIC National Work on Paper Prize, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Mornington, VIC Moriendo Renasor, SASA Gallery, Adelaide, SA Bay of Fires Art Prize, Gallery Parnella, St Helen, TAS Seen, Heard and Understood, Prospect gallery, SA Concrete’ Monash University Gallery, Melbourne, VIC Past Illusions and Present Realities, Nexus gallery, Adelaide, SA Grid Festival, Coffee Pot, Adelaide, SA 2013

The Analogue lab Exhibition: Alternative Photography on Paper,Glass and Metal, The Mill, Adelaide, SA Decoration and Design: The black object, Australian Academy of Design, Port Melbourne, VIC Distorted: Illusion through the camera lens, Tooth and Nail Gallery, Adelaide, SA & Constance Ari Gallery, Hobart, TAS Add On, Depot II Gallery, Sydney, NSW On What Grounds, Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute & Adelaide Town Hall, Adelaide, SA First Light, Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra, ACT On Men, Feltspace, Adelaide, SA Our Mob, Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide, SA & Hong Kong, China Full circle: Visual Arts Graduate exhibition, South Australian School of Art, Adelaide, SA Felt Natural, Torrens River: public art project, Torrens River, Adelaide, SA Macquarie Group Emerging Artist Prize, Macquarie Group building, Sydney, NSW

2012

Kodak Salon, Centre of Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, VIC Honours and Master of Fine Art and Design exhibition, Plimsoll Gallery, Hobart, TAS Shimmer festival, Penny Hill Gallery, McLaren Vale, SA Black and white, Tasmanian School of Art, Hobart, Tas UP: Experimental photography of the sky, Tooth and Nail Gallery, Adelaide, SA Cliftons Art Prize, Adelaide, SA

2011

The Shadow Box, Liverpool St Gallery, Adelaide, SA Pingyao International Photography Festival, Pingyao, China 3 found media, Liverpool St Gallery, Adelaide, SA Rare: SASA Graduate Exhibition 2011, SASA Gallery, Adelaide, SA

2010

120 Artist in 12 Weeks, SASA Gallery, Adelaide, SA structural integrity, FELT space/Next Wave Festival ,Melbourne,VIC Kimberley Art Prize, Derby, WA Seed of change, Black Pearl Gallery, Port Adelaide, SA Exquisite corpse collaboration, The Reading Room, Adelaide, SA

2009

Indigenous art exhibition, Flinders medical centre, Adelaide, SA Turning point, Black Pearl Gallery, Port Adelaide, SA symbolic flora, Phat CafĂŠ, Adelaide, SA

Curator 2013

Distorted: Illusion through the camera lens, Tooth and Nail Gallery, Adelaide, SA & Constance Ari, Hobart, TAS The Analogue Lab Exhibition: Alternative Photography on Paper, Glass and Metal, The Mill, Adelaide, SA

2012

UP: Experimental photography of the sky, Tooth and Nail Gallery, Adelaide, SA

Workshops 2015

Narrative Witness, Indigenous Peoples: Australia-United States Writing and Photography Exchange, Iowa University, Iowa, USA

2014

Look-between Emerging Photography Workshop, Look-between Photography Festival, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA

2013

Will Wilson, Tintype photography Workshop, South Australian School of Art, Adelaide, SA Jerry Spagnoli, Becquerel Daguerreotype Workshop, Goldstreet studios, Trentham, VIC

Awards 2016

Wyndham Art Prize, Wyndham Art Gallery, Werribee, VIC (Finalist) Fleurieu Art Prize, Samstag Museum, Adelaide, SA (Finalist) 33rd Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, Museum and Art Gallery Northern Territory, Darwin, NT (Finalist) Bowness Photography Prize, Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne, Vic (Finalist)

2015

Victorian Aboriginal Art Awards, Ballarat Regional Art Gallery, Vic (Finalist) Salon Des Refusés, Stokes Hill Wharf Darwin, Darwin, NT (Finalist)

2014

Victorian Indigenous Art Awards, Art Gallery of Ballarat, Ballarat VIC (Finalist) 31st Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, MAGNT, Darwin, NT (Finalist) Bay of Fires Art Prize, Gallery Parnella, St Helen, TAS (Finalist) National Work on Paper Prize, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Mornington, VIC (Finalist)

2013

Cliftons Art Prize, Adelaide, SA (Finalist) Winner, Macquarie Group Emerging Artist Prize, Sydney, NSW

Collections Australia National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne Macquarie Group, Sydney Monash Gallery of Art, Melbourne City of Stonnington, Melbourne PhotoAccess, Canberra United States of America Kluge Ruhe Aboriginal Art Museum Embassy of Australia, Washington DC, USA Private collections in Australia, USA and Aotearoa (New Zealand)

Selected bibliography Art Monthly Australia, ‘Territorial Encounters’, Issue 291, Aug 2016 Landscape Stories, ‘Aotearoa my Hawaiki’, Issue 25, http://www.landscapestories.net. Aug, 2016 Runway, ‘Territorial Encounters’, http://runway.org.au, July 2016 A*Magazine, ‘James Tylor: Using Daguerreotypes to explore colonialism’, http://www.astar.tv, July 2016 Adelaide Matters, ‘Photo-Artist James Tylor’, Issue 184, Oct 2015, p25 Art Monthly Australia, Untitled, no 283, Sept 2015, p33 Artlink Indigenous, ‘Perceiving the distant’, no2 ,vol 35, June 2015, p10-13 Adelaide review, ‘Ghost stories’, May 2015, p43

Visual Arts Hub, ‘Indigenous art is more contemporary than you think’, http://visual.artshub.com.au, Apr 2015 Meanjin, ‘Representing Absence’, Vol 71, No1, 2015’ p138-150 Photofile, ‘Past the measuring stick’, Vol 96, Mar-May 2015, p104-111 Artzone, ‘James Tylor Hybrid cultural Identity’, Vol 58, Feb-Apr 2015 Aspire magazine, ‘Rising Up: James Tylor’, Feb- Mar 2015, p43 Art Collector, ‘Curators Radar James Tylor’, no 71, Jan-Mar 2015, p126-129 Art Monthly Australia, ‘Past the measuring stick’, no 274, Oct, 2014, p24-27 & 28-31 Artlink Indigenous, ‘Moments of Intersection’, no2 ,vol 34, June 2014, p64-66

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