HomeCultureParadise of portraits

Paradise of portraits

Curated by Sandy Edwards and held as part of the International Head On Photography Festival, the exhibition also showcases work by Allan Coker, Keren Dobia, John Dobson, Beth Macraild O’Loughlin, Madeleine Mann, Nat Ord and Yana Vasilyeva.

In this exhibition, Symons is showing just a small selection from a much larger portfolio, which focuses on the residents and business people of Regent Street Redfern, Botany Road Waterloo and Alexandria. Further works from her portfolio will be exhibited at 107 Projects next year.

Symons, is anxious the Sydney Metro development application for the Waterloo metro quarter, with its proposed building heights (up to 29 storeys), floor space ratios (6.1:1 instead of the current 1.5:1) and car parks could change the community feel of the area forever.

“I am keen to convey people’s resilience in the face of this potentially life-altering change.”

spot_img
- Advertisment -spot_img
- Advertisment -spot_img

The Dapto Chaser

The Sinclair family are down on their luck and their one chance of reversing their fortunes depends on their much-loved greyhound, Boy Named Sue.

‘These stories are not over. They live on’: How Avatar: Forms of Vishnu brings ancient traditions into the present

The Art Gallery of NSW’s latest exhibition, Avatar: Forms of Vishnu, explores how tradition and spirituality can help people make sense of a changing world. Featuring almost 200 South and Southeast Asian artworks from the past 15 centuries, Avatar: Forms of Vishnu offers an expansive journey into the Hindu deity...

Pay No Attention

A brand-new show from The Flying Fruit Fly Circus. Thirteen young performers with spectacular circus skills in a high-energy extravaganza which is hilarious, unsettling and awe-inspiring. Excellent holiday entertainment.

Learning to see: Inside Sydney Photographic Workshops

Alexandria holds plenty of creative secrets, but tucked away on its industrial edge is one of Sydney’s most highly regarded photography institutions.  Backed by no less than 342 five-star Google reviews, Sydney Photographic Workshops has spent over two decades helping students move beyond automated camera settings. I sat down with...

The Roommate

A dark comedy about two very different women who clash, re-invent themselves and find out that change entails risks.

‘I Saw a Duck’

I saw a brown duck …