PHOTO 2024
International Festival
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01–24 March
Melbourne & Victoria
The Future Is Shaped by
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Edward BurtynskyExtractionMuseum of Australian Photography
61
Janet LaurenceTears of DustMuseum of Australian Photography
62
Corben Mudjandi009Museum of Australian Photography
63
Lingam.KMelting Icescapes/Black LandscapesMuseum of Australian Photography
64
Sonia PayesRenaissance: A Journey of TransformationMuseum of Australian Photography
65
HELLLO I NEED A CATMADA Gallery
66
Edge of ElsewhereGlen Eira City Council Gallery
67
Jill OrrThe Promised Land RefiguredLinden New Art
68
Xiao Lu 肖鲁Dignity of Remembering 记忆的尊严MARS Gallery
69
Karabo MookiAMANDLAPrahran Skate Park
70
Anna CareyPsychic VisionsSophie Gannon Gallery
71
Grace WoodSoft BodiesLON Gallery
72
Anna CareyTalk: Anna CareySophie Gannon Gallery02 Mar, 11-11:30am
Opening: HELLLO I NEED A CATMADA Gallery02 Mar, 2-3pm
Grace WoodOpening: Grace WoodLON Gallery02 Mar, 4-6pm
Opening: Edward Burtynsky, Janet Laurence, Sonia Payes, Lingham.K, Sonia Payes and Corben MudjandiMuseum of Australian Photography03 Mar, 1-3pm
Jill OrrTalk: Meet the Artist—Jill OrrLinden New Art03 Mar, 1-2pm
Opening: Edge of ElsewhereGlen Eira City Council Gallery03 Mar, 4:30-6:30pm
Jill OrrWorkshop: Photo Practice ProgramLinden New Art06 Mar, 6-9pm
Jill OrrWorkshop: Linden Creates – Paper Boats with Dagmara GieysztorLinden New Art16 Mar, 1-3pm
Talk: What will the future look like?Glen Eira City Council Gallery16 Mar, 2-3pm
Talk: What will the future look like? #2Glen Eira City Council Gallery17 Mar, 2-3pm
Talk: Collecting Photography TodayMARS Gallery18 Mar, 6-8pm

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PHOTO Australia respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands upon which we work and live, and the rich and diverse Indigenous cultures across what is now called Australia. For over 60,000 years, Indigenous arts and culture have thrived on this sacred land, and we honour Elders and cultural leaders past and present. This was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

01–24 March