Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP): Events Archive on Art.Base

Alain Fleischer L'homme dans les draps image

Alain Fleischer L'homme dans les drapsNight Projection Window

Fleeting shadow-sculptures emerge from white bed sheets. Men’s profiles form and de-form, as if by their own bidding. These transient silhouettes conjure past lives and question the memory that physical objects might hold, offering a visual conversation between what is permanent and what is temporary.

Alain Fleischer

Friday 27 January 2017 to Sunday 12 March 2017
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Andrew Beck, Danica Chappell, Douglas Lance Gibson, Deb Mansfield, Sara Oscar, Luke Parker, Kenzee Patterson, Katherine Rooke, Nick Strike and Amanda Williams. An elegy to aperture

The camera receives and frames the world through the lens. This aperture is a threshold that demarcates the distinction between the scene and its photographic echo. It is both an entrance and a point of departure.

Luke Parker Danica Chappell Amanda Williams Katherine Rooke Sara Oscar Andrew Beck Douglas Lance Gibson Deb Mansfield Kenzee Patterson Nick Strike Isobel Parker Philip

Friday 27 January 2017 to Sunday 12 March 2017
Art benefit in Victoria, Australia.

Atong Atem The Process of FeelingAn exploration of time and transformation; changing imagery as emotional and therapeutic.

Replicating the visual languages of studio photography and manipulating representations of colonial history, Atong Atem seeks to make peace with the indefinable spaces she occupies in The Process of Feeling.

Atong Atem

Friday 27 January 2017 to Sunday 12 March 2017
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

James Tunks Elsewhere

The new series of works, Elsewhere, combines James Tunks’ fascination with astronomical photography, indirect forms of self-portraiture and the transmutation of objects and images.

James Tunks

Friday 27 January 2017 to Sunday 12 March 2017
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Jordan Madge Elysian Fields

Elysian Fields is a portrait of the community of Rutherglen, a small town in North-Eastern Victoria, Australia. The work derives from two found photographs and reflects Jordan Madge’s interest in appropriation and the found image, and its capacity to contextualise contemporary social and physical Australian landscapes.

Jordan Madge

Friday 27 January 2017 to Sunday 12 March 2017
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

2016 CCP Salon

Presented by Leica and Ilford, with support from Affinity, this annual event celebrates the latest developments in photomedia practice around the country, and provides an exciting opportunity to exhibit work in a professional, high-profile context.

Vin Ryan John Waller Chris Round Michael Krzanich Rachel Sara Bromberg Jo Cripps Alison Bennett Gail Smith Carolyn Young Wamboin Utako Shindo Kristoffer Paulson Peter Tarasiuk Adrian Zanardo Sophie Gabrielle Kelly T Francis Valentine Sarah Walker Kate Molenkamp Isabella Connelley Grace Wood Chloe Cahill Ho Hai Tran Jade Byrnes Anita Modok Suzanne Neal Kate Golding Lisa Hilli Jeremy Martino Greg Penn Autumn Royal Reworlding Aaron Claringbold Ali Lamei

Friday 25 November 2016 to Saturday 17 December 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

CCP Portfolio Reviews Book your place now!

CCP is excited to host this one-day opportunity of professional portfolio reviews with respected photographic and art world experts. These experts include specially selected curators, directors, gallery owners, publishers, arts writers, artists and professionals.

Saturday 03 December 2016 to Saturday 03 December 2016
Art opportunity in Victoria, Australia.

Curated By David Campany Walker Evans: The Magazine Work

Walker Evans (1903-1975) remains one of the most important and influential photographers in the history of the medium. His career spanned the emergence of the modern mass media in the 1920s to the full acceptance of photography as an art form in the 1960s and 1970s. Many of Evans's individual images have become landmarks both of photography and the social history of that era.

Walker Evans

Saturday 01 October 2016 to Sunday 13 November 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

2016 CCP Salon Now Open!

Presented by Leica and Ilford, with support from Affinity, this annual event celebrates the latest developments in photomedia practice around the country, and provides an exciting opportunity to exhibit work in a professional, high-profile context.

Dylan Rainforth Janina Green Lauren Bamford Sean Fennessy Michelle Mountain Naomi Cass Ryan Kenny Heather Lighton Nat Turnbull Sam Wong @Kidkongstreet Amy Woodward Claudia Smith Prue Stent Justin Vague

Thursday 22 September 2016 to Wednesday 09 November 2016
Art opportunity in Victoria, Australia.

2016 Photography Courses with Les Walkling

Renowned digital photography master and educator, Les Walkling, presents weekend and weeknight photography courses that combine theory with practice to develop a broad range of photographic skills.

Les Walkling

Saturday 20 February 2016 to Sunday 16 October 2016
Art course in Victoria, Australia.

CCP's 30th Anniversary Fundraiser

Work will be available from over 70 leading contemporary artists from Australia, New Zealand, Britain and the US and prices range from $150 to $8000

Thursday 21 July 2016 to Thursday 21 July 2016
Art benefit in Victoria, Australia.

Andrew Browne Suddenly Slowly

The installation Suddenly Slowly juxtaposes photographic notations, studies, unique images and series – virtually the artist's taxonomy – to describe a greater landscape, abstracted and estranged from reality.

Andrew Browne

Friday 01 April 2016 to Sunday 22 May 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Leuli Eshraghi, Catherine Evans, Grace Herbert, Sophie Neate, James Tylor, Rudi Williams And Elmedin Zunic Shadow Sites

What happens to artworks when they are hidden from view, waiting in vaults and archives? Examining the relationship between artwork, its documentation, and viewing spaces, shadow sites explores how art is understood both within and outside of the gallery.

Rudi Williams Rudi Williams Catherine Evans James Tylor Leuli Eshraghi Grace Herbert Sophie Neate Elmedin Zunic

Friday 01 April 2016 to Sunday 22 May 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Steve Carr A Manual For Small Archives

A Manual for Small Archives sees Steve Carr looking back over a set of works from the recent past through a seemingly objective filter. This exhibition seeks to assess how these artworks shape and influence one another and in this new context generate another set of readings and understandings.

Steve Carr

Friday 01 April 2016 to Sunday 22 May 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

CCP is now calling for Expressions of Interest from artists and curators to exhibit at CCP in 2017

Expressions of Interest may be submitted to CCP at any time during the year and are reviewed annually for the following year's program. The due date for the next review process is Friday 6 May 2016 for exhibitions in 2017.

Thursday 31 March 2016 to Friday 06 May 2016
Art opportunity in Victoria, Australia.

Christopher Day: New Reading Order

New Reading Order brings together imagery from the artist’s own photographic archive, combining myriad unexpected historical and contemporary ideas that do not function as a narrative or series.

Christopher Day

Friday 05 February 2016 to Thursday 24 March 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

James Tylor Aotearoa My Hawaiki

Aotearoa, my Hawaiki explores the Polynesian Māori concept of Hawaiki. Hawaiki is the ancestral homeland and/or island where Māori people came from before migrating to Aotearoa (New Zealand).

James Tylor

Friday 05 February 2016 to Thursday 24 March 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Janina Green Dark Matters: Selected Photographs By Janina Green image

Janina Green Dark Matters: Selected Photographs By Janina GreenCurated By Naomi Cass & Pippa Milne

Photographic theorist, Ariella Azoulay speaks of photography as an event. For Janina Green, such events (rather than photographs of events) have lent structure to her life.

Janina Green

Friday 05 February 2016 to Thursday 24 March 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Night Projection Window Kate Mitchell Beyond Setting Suns

In the video Beyond Setting Suns the artist is seen infinitely jumping through large-scale prints of sunsets. The images, scans of picturesque holiday postcards, loom large as representations of perceived perfect moments.

Kate Mitchell

Friday 05 February 2016 to Thursday 24 March 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Caroline Garcia Primitive Nostalgia

Caroline Garcia is a culturally promiscuous, performance maker. She works across live performance and video by borrowing tradition, sampling popular culture, translocating ritual, and blurring genres.

Caroline Garcia

Tuesday 02 February 2016 to Thursday 24 March 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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CCP Salon 2015

Australia's largest open-entry, photomedia exhibition and competition, CCP Salon presented by Leica and Ilford is now in its 23rd year!

Friday 27 November 2015 to Saturday 19 December 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Martine Corompt And Philip Brophy Torrent

From a tiny trickle to a turbulent vortex, Torrent is an audio-visual maelstrom of light and sound.

Philip Brophy Martine Corompt

Friday 02 October 2015 to Sunday 15 November 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

The Dark Pool

In his latest exhibition, New Zealand artist Ronnie van Hout considers the point where art crosses a line—and society turns against it.

Ronnie Van Hout

Friday 02 October 2015 to Sunday 15 November 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Entries now open! 2015 CCP Salon

CALL FOR ENTRIES Australia's largest open-entry, photomedia exhibition and competition CCP Salon is back for its 23rd year! CCP Salon entries are now open and will remain open until 6pm Friday 6 November 2015.

Wednesday 23 September 2015 to Wednesday 11 November 2015
Art opportunity in Victoria, Australia.

Tomorrow, And Tomorrow, And Tomorrow: Jane Burton, John Gollings, Polixeni Papapetrou
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Tomorrow, And Tomorrow, And Tomorrow: Jane Burton, John Gollings, Polixeni Papapetrou 2015 Ccp Fundraiser

In conjunction with the Melbourne General Cemetery three eminent Australian photographic artists have responded to this iconic Melbourne site in support of the Centre for Contemporary Photography's annual fundraiser.

Polixeni Papapetrou Jane Burton John Gollings

Friday 11 September 2015 to Sunday 20 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Angela Pye Space that we are

In the small moments of everyday life, there is an ongoing struggle between the desire for closeness with another and a yearning to claim space for oneself.

Angela Pye

Friday 03 July 2015 to Sunday 06 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Arlo Mountford The Copse, Parts 2 and 3

Part of a body of work, The Copse refers to and extends upon Heidegger's metaphor of a clearing (lichtung in German). Very briefly the clearing is a space where an idea or an object can be disclosed becoming part of a broader context of meaning.

Arlo Mountford Pieter Brueghel

Friday 03 July 2015 to Sunday 06 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Larissa Hjorth The Art of Play

Have you ever wondered what games people play in their homes? And whether play practices have changed that much beyond mobile interfaces? And what is the connection between art, games and play?

Larissa Hjorth

Friday 03 July 2015 to Sunday 06 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Sophie Calle, Rodney Glick and David Solomon, Siri Hayes, Nova Paul, Julian Aubrey Smith and Justine Varga image

Sophie Calle, Rodney Glick and David Solomon, Siri Hayes, Nova Paul, Julian Aubrey Smith and Justine VargaFor Future Reference

Socrates suggested that memories could be seen as imprints in soft wax, fragile, unreliable and subject to changes in state, yet memory is relied upon almost ubiquitously and continuously. For Future Reference draws on photography's propensity to trigger, hold and play with memory.

Sophie Calle Nova Paul Siri Hayes Rodney Glick And David Solomon Julian Aubrey Smith And Justine Varga

Friday 03 July 2015 to Sunday 06 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Tracey Moffatt Art Calls

Art calls, 2014 is a candid, comic and enticingly unruly, two-part TV pilot, in which Tracey Moffatt interviews eight creatives about what art means to them.

Tracey Moffatt

Friday 03 July 2015 to Sunday 06 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP)

Alain Fleischer L'homme dans les drapsNight Projection Window

Andrew Beck, Danica Chappell, Douglas Lance Gibson, Deb Mansfield, Sara Oscar, Luke Parker, Kenzee Patterson, Katherine Rooke, Nick Strike and Amanda Williams. An elegy to aperture

Atong Atem The Process of FeelingAn exploration of time and transformation; changing imagery as emotional and therapeutic.

James Tunks Elsewhere

Jordan Madge Elysian Fields

2016 CCP Salon

CCP Portfolio Reviews Book your place now!

Curated By David Campany Walker Evans: The Magazine Work

2016 CCP Salon Now Open!

2016 Photography Courses with Les Walkling

CCP's 30th Anniversary Fundraiser

Andrew Browne Suddenly Slowly

Leuli Eshraghi, Catherine Evans, Grace Herbert, Sophie Neate, James Tylor, Rudi Williams And Elmedin Zunic Shadow Sites

Steve Carr A Manual For Small Archives

CCP is now calling for Expressions of Interest from artists and curators to exhibit at CCP in 2017

Christopher Day: New Reading Order

James Tylor Aotearoa My Hawaiki

Janina Green Dark Matters: Selected Photographs By Janina GreenCurated By Naomi Cass & Pippa Milne

Night Projection Window Kate Mitchell Beyond Setting Suns

Caroline Garcia Primitive Nostalgia

CCP Salon 2015

Martine Corompt And Philip Brophy Torrent

The Dark Pool

Entries now open! 2015 CCP Salon

Tomorrow, And Tomorrow, And Tomorrow: Jane Burton, John Gollings, Polixeni Papapetrou 2015 Ccp Fundraiser

Angela Pye Space that we are

Arlo Mountford The Copse, Parts 2 and 3

Larissa Hjorth The Art of Play

Sophie Calle, Rodney Glick and David Solomon, Siri Hayes, Nova Paul, Julian Aubrey Smith and Justine VargaFor Future Reference

Tracey Moffatt Art Calls

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