JONI STERNBACH: Art Nation Video

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SurfLand: 06.07.12 #4 Lone Surfer / 8" x 10" unique tintype. Ditch Plains
Copyright © Joni Sternbach / All rights reserved

SurfLand: 09.08.24 #4 Len / 14" x 17" unique tintype. Radars, Camp Hero

Copyright © Joni Sternbach / All rights reserved

Joni Sternbach Unique Tintypes

Artist in Residence: March 2011 The Art Park/Atlantic in Byron Bay, Australia. Into the Ether: Wet Plate Collodion Workshop: June, 2011 in conjunction with Luz Gallery, British Columbia. Into the Ether: Master Class in Wet Plate Collodion: October 22nd and 23rd, 2011 at Houston Center for Photography...more about Joni Sternbach

LOUISE WHELAN: Australians All

Burundi refugee's find a new home in Newcastle NSW
Photograph (c) Louise Whelan /All Rights Reserved

The Tibetan community of Australia visited by HH the Dalai Lama, Sydney
Photograph (c) Louise Whelan /All Rights Reserved

A proud southern Sudanese refugee at his home in Newcastle NSW
Photograph (c) Louise Whelan /All Rights Reserved

Chef with BBQ Duck Moon Festival Cabramatta NSW
Photograph (c) Louise Whelan /All Rights Reserved

Northern Sudanese twins Punchbowl NSW
Photograph (c) Louise Whelan /All Rights Reserved

Icelander sits proudly in her St Mary's Home NSW

Photograph (c) Louise Whelan /All Rights Reserved

Documentary photographer, Louise Whelan, has been on a two-year journey to capture ‘slice of life’ images from all the ethnic communities in NSW. Working with the State Library of NSW and photographer John Immig, this project has enormous cultural and historical significance for all Australian’s as the photographers document approximately one hundred and fifty different ethnic groups.

Over 50 photographs by Louise Whelan will be exhibited as part of Sydney's Living In Harmony Festival, March 18 - March 26. Pine Street Gallery, 64 Pine Street, Chippendale, NSW, Australia.

Louise Whelan: Australians All Gallery

HIN CHUA: After The Fall

from the series After The Fall
Photograph (c) Hin Chua /All Rights Reserved

from the series After The Fall
Photograph (c) Hin Chua /All Rights Reserved

from the series After The Fall
Photograph (c) Hin Chua /All Rights Reserved

from the series After The Fall
Photograph (c) Hin Chua /All Rights Reserved

"For me, these photographs explore the effects of the conflicts and collisions that are gradually and chaotically reshaping the spaces around us, played out in slow motion with unpredictable, often disturbing results. This silent hand-over, the transformation of one environment into another, may speak to something deeper within our collective memories: the alteration of places we once knew, an inexorable reminder of the inevitability of change… a farewell to personal Edens"–Hin Chua

Hin Chua

THE NEW YEAR: 2010

Fireworks Over The Sydney Opera House

No pessimists ever discovered the secret of the stars,
or sailed to an uncharted land, or opened a new heaven to the human spirit.
–Helen Keller