Justine Varga is currently featured by Art Collector in their online art news. ‘Justine Varga : Camera Observa’ focuses on the balance between Varga’s intuitive and materially-emphasised photography practice and the controversy and critical response it has acquired.
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Sydney Contemporary, Australasia’s international art fair, returns in 2019 with the country’s largest and most diverse gathering of local and international galleries.
Hugo Michell Gallery are thrilled to return to Sydney Contemporary, presenting new works from represented artists; Lucas Grogan, … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga who has been selected as a finalist in the Bowness Photography Prize 2019, presented by Monash Gallery of Art, for her work ‘Overlay’.
“The Bowness Photography Prize has become an important survey of contemporary photographic practice … Continued
Justine Varga, Julia Robinson, and Kenny Pittock all feature in the current issue of Art Collector magazine.
Kenny Pittock, who first exhibited at the Gallery in 2018, is profiled by Jane Sullivan. Titled Word Play, the piece covers Pittock’s … Continued
Fiona McMonagle and Justine Varga are now showing in Ways of Seeing at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
“With a primary focus on contemporary works, Ways of Seeing highlights over 100 recent acquisitions to the collection.”
Exhibition runs until … Continued
Trent Parke and Justine Varga are now showing in Defining Place/Space: Contemporary Photography from Australia at the Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego.
‘Defining Place/Space’ represents the current state of contemporary photography in Australia through the work of thirteen artists. … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga who has been announced as the winner of The Dobell Drawing Prize for 2019. This new biennial prize and exhibition is presented by the National Art School in association with the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation. … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery invites you to the opening of Justine Varga’s ‘Areola’ and Kate Just’s ‘From China with Love’.
Justine Varga’s artistic practice demonstrates a sustained interrogation of what we assume photographs to be, and what we expect them to … Continued
Justine Varga has been selected alongside nearly 30 artists for the TarraWarra Biennial 2018: From Will to Form. Varga will exhibit six photographic pieces including three from her most recent series Photogenic Drawing. From Will to Form is accompanied by … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga and Paul Yore, who have been selected as Finalist for the invite-only 2017 National Self-Portrait Prize 2017! The $50,000 acquisitive prize will be exhibited at The University of Queensland Art Museum, and the theme for this … Continued