Past
KHEM
Curated by Linsey Gosper
Jane Brown
Ponch Hawkes
Siri Hayes
Ruth Maddison
Lloyd Stubber
David Tatnall
Claudia Terstappen
April 11th, 2014 – May 3rd, 2014
The process of analogue photography is created through darkness and light. To celebrate the launch of the Strange Neighbour Darkroom this exhibition brings together a group of artists who pursue and extend the practice of analogue and darkroom photography. These artists work across many of the countless possibilities of the medium: 35mm, medium format and large format photography, and their diverse processes include pinhole photography, photograms, sun prints, fibre printing and hand colouring. Contemporary photographers are driving the current resurgence in analogue photography and Strange Neighbour is excited to be able to facilitate this irreplaceable art form. Darkroom practice is unique and magickal, alive and well.
To view the exhibition catalogue please click here.
Jane Brown, 'Decommissioned Art History Library, University of Melbourne' 2012- 2013, fibre-based gelatin silver print, 44 x 49.5 cm
Siri Hayes, 'Aquatic listening device' 2009, silver gelatin print, 39 x 45 cm. Courtesy of the artist and M.33
Ponch Hawkes, 'Silken Seam' 2005, silver gelatin print, 34 x 34cm. Courtesy of the artist and Chrysalis
Ruth Maddison, 'Self-portrait #2' 2004, from the series 'Light touches', Sun print on black and white photographic paper, 59.5 x 66 cm
Lloyd Stubber, 'Untitled' 2012, fibre-based silver gelatin print, 11 x 14 inches
David Tatnall, 'Clifton Springs Jetty' 2012, from the series 'Coastal Pinholes', silver gelatin contact print, 20 x 25 cm
Claudia Terstappen, 'Jungle I (Brazil)' from the series 'Ghosts at the Jucurucu' 1991, silver gelatin print, 46 x 68 cm
'KHEM' installation view, 2014
'KHEM' installation view, 2014
'KHEM' installation view, 2014
'KHEM' installation view, 2014