![Image: Arini Byng, [Remember what you heard when you weren't even listening] (video still), 2019–21. Courtesy the artist.](https://photo.org.au/api/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/HERO-RememberwhatyouheardwhenyouwerentevenlisteningStillAriniByng1-200x106.jpg "HERO - RememberwhatyouheardwhenyouwerentevenlisteningStillAriniByng1")
The Portrait x RMIT Photography
19 May 2022
![Phebe Schmidt and Danny Cohen, from [Irons in the Fire] series, 2022. Image courtesy of the artists.](https://photo.org.au/api/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Image-from-Irons-in-the-Fire-series-Phebe-Schmidt-and-Danny-Cohen.Image-courtesy-of-the-artists.-200x142.jpg "Image from Irons in the Fire series, Phebe Schmidt and Danny Cohen.Image courtesy of the artists.")
Phebe Schmidt and Danny Cohen, from Irons in the Fire series, 2022. Image courtesy of the artists.
Phebe Schmidt and Danny Cohen, from Irons in the Fire series, 2022. Image courtesy of the artists.
When
19 May 2022
Thursday, 6pm (AEST)
Region
Town Hall Precinct
Venue
Accessibility
Wheelchair access
Price
Free, no bookings required
A night of reflections on the exhibition The Portrait by RMIT Photography students.
The Portrait, curated by Karl Halliday and Josephine Mead, is an investigation into the emerging and fluid possibilities of portrait photography and its impact upon image-making today.
Ten artists have been invited to produce ‘a portrait’ for exhibition. The artists selected work in both traditional modes of portrait photography and alternative multidisciplinary practices. By considering the medium in an expanded sense, the artists are able to contemplate, critique, and challenge the limits of what a portrait can be.
