Rozalind Drummond (AU)

Born 1956, Melbourne, Australia
Lives and works in Melbourne, Australia

Rozalind Drummond is a Melbourne based artist. Working across expanded photography, performative action and video her practice is essentially an exploration of spatial and natural environments. In 2020 she was selected to curate a virtual group exhibition for Bus Projects, Collingwood Yards‘Future Ourselves, Scenes’. In 2021 she commenced an Artist Residency with Wollongong University, NS.W. In 2022 she was offered Artist Residencies with the Bundanon Trust, N.S.W, and at Point Nepean National Park, Portsea, Vic. During 2022 a group of her images, ‘We were there, shifting space’ were exhibited in Light Boxes; at Carlton Library, supported by Yarra City Arts. Her work was selected for The National Portrait Prize, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, and The Bowness Photography Prize, Monash Gallery of Art. At CAVES Gallery, Melbourne she was, Guest Curator in Residence with the group exhibition ‘Communal Atmosphere or The Space the air (Falls) behind you as you move’. In May she co-curated at series of Performances with Storm Gold at CAVES gallery, Melbourne. In August, she was selected as a Finalist in the Bowness Photography Prize at the Museum of Australian Photography, Melbourne.