In 2023, Tace Stevens, Noongar and Spinifex visual storyteller, was commissioned by Magnum Foundation, and World Monuments Fund, to work with the Survivors of the Kinchela Aboriginals Boys Training Home (KBH), to create a body of work that shone a light on the site, and the truth.
We Were Just Little Boys, is a series of juxtapositions. Lies and truth. Past and present. Little boys and old men.
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Photobook Series
Walyalup in Black and White - Photo Stroll
Photobook Dummy - Workshop
Nan Goldin, Photobook Legacies with Anne O'Hehir
Book Binding - Workshop
Tailored Photobook Mentoring
Advances Photobook Design - Workshop
Rough Cuts, Final Takes - Speed Talks
24 July - 17 August
Presented by the Perth Centre for Photography
in Partnership with Tall Poppy Press & the City of Fremantle
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Kyle Archie Knight, Ramak Bazmar, Torika Bolatagici, Miriam Charlie, Brenda L Croft, Gerwyn Davies, Mary-Lou Divilli, Amos Gebhardt, Simryn Gill, Naomi Hobson, Nuriah Jadai, Maria Maraltadj, Sherry Quiambao, Scotty So, Tace Stevens, Taloi Havini
de centre -centre re-centre highlights the strength and diversity of contemporary photography in Australia. Deploying and disrupting conventions of portraiture and landscape, the selected artists explore place and belonging in First Nations, diasporic, and queer communities.
15 February - 3 May 2025
Presented as part of Perth Festival 2025,
co-curated by the Perth Centre for Photography and the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley WA
COLLECTIVE
6 - 12 December 2024
Collective is PCP's annual exhibition, fundraiser and art party. WA's premier open-themed photographic art showcase. Collective is a vibrant display of local, national, and international talent that lies within PCP's network. With up to 100 original limited edition prints on show, there's something for everyone.
Each year, Collective brings together an inspiring array of artistic visions, inviting collectors and wider audiences to experience the creativity and curiosity defining contemporary photography.
Presented by the Perth Centre for Photography
at PS Art Space (PS) Walyalup, Fremantle
Major Sponsors: Teds Cameras & Joe's Printing
Petrina Hicks
Mythologies
Presenting some of the most significant and enduring works from Petrina Hicks' celebrated archive. The artist's work includes large-scale photographs that draw from mythology, fables, and historical art imagery to re-frame the contemporary female experience. Permeated with a sense of magical realism, animals and females often appear together to represent aspects of psyche and identity, alluding to the complexity of female identity and the sentience of animals.
17-27 September 2024
Presented by the Perth Centre for Photography, Michael Reid Sydney, at the City of Perth Council House Gallery.
