Bindi Cole

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THE SUBSTATION CENTRE FOR ART AND CULTURE

The 2014 Substation Art Prize Exhibition

The Substation Art Prize is a National $10,000 non-acquisitive award for contemporary visual art presented in Melbourne’s inner west.
Kate Just Glenn Walls Bindi Cole Kate Mitchell Bindi Cole Glenn Walls Pilar Mata Dupont Elizabeth Pulie Nathan Gray Simon Zoric Paul Snell Hanna Tai Justin Balmain Phuong Ngo Daniel Mc Kewen Bindi Cole Steven Rendall Joel Zika Bridie Lunney Diego Ramirez Kenny Pittock Andrew Tetzlaff John Aslanidis Natasha Carrington Jonathan Crowther Inez De Vega Benedict Ernst Matthew Hopkins Irena Kennedy Mason Kimber Georgie Mattingley Kym Maxwell Shane Mcgrath Kristy Milliken Oscar Perry Brad Rusbridge Caleb Shea Simone Slee Julian Aubrey Smith Fleur Summers Kensuke Todo Dan Withey Ken And Julia Yonetani

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 16 August 2014 to Sunday 12 October 2014Opening: Friday 15 August 2014

9 collections
The Royal Women's Hospital Contemporary Aboriginal Art Commission: Bindi Cole image

The Royal Women's Hospital Contemporary Aboriginal Art Commission: Bindi Cole In association with Centre for Contemporary Photography

In 2008, CCP and the Royal Women's Hospital (the Women's) formed a partnership to commission Bindi Cole to create two large photographs for the foyer of the Women's. Bindi Cole is a Melbourne-based photographer and artist of Wathaurung and Australian descent. She has previously exhibited at CCP, as well as nationally and internationally, and has won several awards.
Bindi Cole

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Tuesday 29 May 2012 to Thursday 30 May 2013

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AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY

Hijacked III: Contemporary Photography from Australia & the UK

25 artists from opposite sides of the globe offer unique photographs ranging from oblique takes on portraiture and collage to snapshots of society at its best and worst. The exhibition presents far reaching photographic practices which question what it means to look, catch or construct images for the 21st century.
Bindi Cole Petrina Hicks Tracey Moffatt Warwick Baker David Manley Christian Thompson Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin Alin Huma Bindi Cole Christopher Day Helen Sear Justin Spiers Laura Pannack Luke Stephenson Maciej Dakowicz Melinda Gibson Michael Ziebarth Natasha Caruana Sarah Pickering Seba Kurtis Simon Roberts Tereza Zelenkova Toni Greaves Tony Albert Trish Morrissey Zhao Renhui

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Saturday 30 June 2012 to Sunday 19 August 2012

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QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY/GALLERY OF MODERN ART (QAGOMA)

Contemporary Australia: Women

‘Contemporary Australia: Women’ — the second in the Gallery’s Contemporary Australia exhibition series — celebrates the diversity, energy and innovation of contemporary women artists working in this country today.
Marie Hagerty Monika Tichacek Deborah Kelly Ruth Hutchinson Kate Mitchell Lauren Brincat Parachutes For Ladies Hayley Forward Jess Olivieri Diana Smith Kelly Doley Frances Barrett Brown Council Kate Blackmore Soda Jerk Bindi Cole Sally Smart Iluwanti Ken Silvana Mangano Gabriella Mangano Justene Williams Judy Watson Jenny Watson Rose Nolan Rebecca Baumann Noël Skrzypczak Hiromi Tango Anastasia Klose Tjampawa Katie Kawiny Wawiriya Burton Ruby Tjangawa Williamson Tjungkara Ken Paniny Mick Kirsty Bruce Agatha Gothe Snape Fiona Hall Natalya Hughes Justine Khamara Jennifer Mills Therese Ritchie Sandra Selig Dan Angeloro Dominique Angeloro Wakartu Cory Surprise Louise Weaver Gosia Wlodarczak Judith Wright

Art exhibition in Queensland, Australia. Saturday 21 April 2012 to Sunday 22 July 2012

20 collections
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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART TAIPEI

WONDERLAND: New Contemporary Art from Australia Curated by: Antoanetta Ivanova

Wonderland is a survey of innovative contemporary art emerging from Australia, the exhibition will feature works from 24 award winning artists.
Jasmine Targett Bindi Cole

Art exhibition in Taiwan. Friday 10 February 2012 to Sunday 08 April 2012Opening: Friday 10 February 2012

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MGA - MONASH GALLERY OF ART

2010 William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize

Established in 2006 to promote excellence in photography, the annual non-acquisitive William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize is an initative of the MGA Foundation. It has quickly become Australia's most important photogaphy prize.
Clare Rae Georgina Campbell Polixeni Papapetrou Bindi Cole Jane Burton Bindi Cole Todd Anderson Kunert Robert Ashton Angela Bailey Rebecca Dagnall Sean Davey Tamara Dean Katherine Dodd Melanie Faith Dove Rozalind Drummond Stephen Dupont Cherine Fahd Merilyn Fairskye Phillip George Lee Grant Janina Green Robert Imhoff Anne Mac Donald David Martin Gregory Mc Bean Julie Millowick Matthew Newton Emidio Puglielli Philip Quirk Joanne Saad Valerie Sparks David Stephenson Darren Sylvester Cj Taylor Clare Toms

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Thursday 23 September 2010 to Sunday 24 October 2010Opening: Thursday 23 September 2010

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NELLIE CASTAN GALLERY

Bindi Cole - Sistagirls

A photographic exhibition by Bindi Cole featuring members of a community of Aboriginal transgender women from the Tiwi Islands.
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Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Thursday 08 July 2010 to Saturday 31 July 2010Opening: Thursday 08 July 2010

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NELLIE CASTAN GALLERY

Whitewash by Bindi Cole

Whitewash is a new video installation projection & soundscape work by Bindi Cole that is being projected and played on the Water Wall at the NGV International over nighttimes during Reconciliation week 2010. Whitewash explores Aboriginal stereotypes and the effect of government legislation such as the White Australia policy on urban Aboriginal communities.
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Art exhibition in Australia. Thursday 27 May 2010 to Wednesday 02 June 2010Opening: Friday 28 May 2010