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
Hugo Michell Gallery invites you to the opening of Lisa Roet’s ‘Moment In Time’ and Emmaline Zanelli’s ‘Looks Like A Fish, Tastes Like A Lizard’.
For over two decades Lisa Roet has won acclaim in Australia and internationally for her … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga, Winner of the 2017 Olive Cotton Award! The Olive Cotton Award for photographic portraiture is a $20,000 biennial national award for excellence in photographic portraiture, dedicated to the memory of photographer Olive Cotton. Varga’s winning piece, … Continued
Launching at the Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art on Thursday, June 29, The Summation of Force is a collaborative multimedia installation by South Australian artist duo Trent Parke and Narelle Autio.
In their creative collaboration The Summation of … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga, who has been announced as a Finalist in the inaugural Ramsay Art Prize! The $100,000 acquisitive prize will be held biannually, and will be awarded to an artist under the age of 40.
The Ramsay Art … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga on winning the 2016 Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Photography Award!
The $20,000 prize has been awarded to Justine for her work ‘Marking Time’. This is the second time Varga has won this prestigious prize, the … Continued
Congratulations to Justine Varga who has been announced as a finalist in the National Photography Prize at MAMA (Murray Art Museum Albury). Established in 1983, the biennial prize is valued at $50,000 making it the richest photography prize in Australia.… Continued
Justine Varga is presenting work in an exhibition titled Emanations – The Art of the Cameraless Photograph at Govett-Brewster Art Gallery in New Zealand. Exhibiting alongside other artists: Thomas Ruff, Shimpei Takeda and Christian Marlay we’re thrilled for Justine and … Continued