Posts Tagged ‘Margot Sharman’
The Fatal Dream
10Apr12
. Greg Neville, The Fatal Dream, 2012 My new project has just gone up in a group show at 69 Smith Street Gallery in Fitzroy. The show is called Bound by the Book and I’m sharing the space with four of my talented former students in Photo Media at NMIT: Bernadette Boundy, Sue Lock, Sally […]
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Tags: 69 Smith Street Gallery, Bernadette Boundy, Boccaccio book, book art, Bound by the Book, edition of the Decameron, Greg Neville work, Margot Sharman, Sally D'Orsogna, Sue Lock, the book aas art, The Fatal Dream
My Salon students
15Aug10
Cathy Hayward, Andy and his hors d’ouvres The annual Kodak Salon at the Centre for Contemporary Photography is on and several of my students have put work in. This open entry show is a great opportunity for emerging photographers, it gives them a chance to try out the exhibition process and test their work against […]
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Tags: Bernadette Boundy, Cathy Hayward, CCP, CCP salon, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Dania Chaarani, Kodak Salon, Margot Sharman, Sally D'Orsogna, Sue Lock
Blad dead
Here’s some news to make you grind your teeth: Hasselblad has announced an end to production of its V line of cameras. Hasselblad CEO Dr. Larry Hansen described it as “the camera of choice for discerning professionals and aspirational amateur photographers.” This means the end of film camera production by the company that raised it […]
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