Mark Kimber

William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize image

MGA - MONASH GALLERY OF ART

William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize

The annual $25,000 non-acquisitive William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize is an initiative of the MGA Foundation.
Del Kathryn Barton Rod Mc Nicol Mark Kimber Robert Ashton Rebecca Dagnall Cherine Fahd Valerie Sparks Brook Andrew David Manley Rudi Williams Rudi Williams Ward Roberts Devika Bilimoria Ian Tippett Rebekah Stuart Danica Chappell Justine Varga David Manley Anne Algar Svetlana Bailey Clare Bedford David Bibby Frederico Câmara Peter Campbell Che Chorley Peta Clancy Virginia Cummins David Flanagan Murray Fredericks Silvi Glattauer Wayne Grivell Molly Harris Kern Hendricks Lyndal Irons Courtney Krawec Michael Krzanich Cathy Laudenbach Jon Lewis Ahc Mc Donald Joseph Mc Glennon Bill Moseley Daniel Shipp Rodney Stewart John Watson Kim Westcott Peter Whyte Amanda Williams Melissa Williams Brown Carolyn Young

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 25 September 2015 to Sunday 22 November 2015

Bowness Photography Prize image

MGA - MONASH GALLERY OF ART

Bowness Photography Prize

This year, 48 photographers have been short-listed for the prize, covering the full gamut that is contemporary photography Australia. The exhibition of finalists opens at MGA on Thursday 4 September. That night, the winner of the $25,000 prize will be announced at a special cocktail party at MGA.
Clare Rae Anne Wilson Owen Leong Marian Drew Mark Kimber Todd Anderson Kunert Tamara Dean Cherine Fahd Lee Grant Janina Green Matthew Newton Darren Sylvester Georgia Metaxas Nici Cumpston Vivian Cooper Smith John Gollings Christopher Köller Ingvar Kenne Petrina Hicks Sean Fennessy Harry Nankin Julie Rrap Claudia Terstappen Salote Tawale Graham Miller Rowan Conroy Katrin Koenning John Bodin Jessica Brent Ross Calia Andrew Chapman Danica Chappell Shoufay Derz Lesley Duxbury Gerrit Fokkema Mike Gray Kristian Häggblom Shane Hulbert Aldona Kmiec Annika Koops Agata Krajewska Ashlee Laing Sarah Mosca Zorica Purlija Kate Robertson Emily Sandrussi Justine Varga Yiorgo Yiannopoulos

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Thursday 04 September 2014 to Sunday 12 October 2014Opening: Thursday 04 September 2014

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STILLS GALLERY

SEASON10

Narelle Autio / Pat Brassington / Petrina Hicks / Mark Kimber / William Lamson / Polixeni Papapetrou / Trent Parke / Robyn Stacey / William Yang In SEASON10 we are featuring a mix of unseen images and work selected from previous series by each artist, with an emphasis on summer and celebration.
Polixeni Papapetrou Mark Kimber Narelle Autio William Lamson Trent Parke Pat Brassington Robyn Stacey William Yang Petrina Hicks

Art exhibition in Australia. Wednesday 10 November 2010 to Wednesday 22 December 2010

Tank Farmer image

KERRY PACKER CIVIC GALLERY

EdgeLand

Photographs by Mark Kimber, Lecturer at the South Australian School of Art, UniSA and celebrated artist. "The compelling force that drives my work is finding a situation where the play of light, form and landscape converge in time and space to create an elusive and ephemeral piece of theatre."
Mark Kimber

Art exhibition in South Australia, Australia. Monday 09 August 2010 to Thursday 23 September 2010

2 collections
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STILLS GALLERY

Mark Kimber & Polixeni Papapetrou All that Glisters & Between Worlds

Mark Kimber’s new work is fanciful and serious in equal measure. The photographs in All That Glisters present hermetically sealed mini dioramas that speak of our need to place value upon, control, and create memorabilia within our lives. The worlds of Polixeni Papapetrou are increasingly fantastical in this new exhibition Between Worlds. These images are striking, disturbing and memorable.
Polixeni Papapetrou Mark Kimber

Art exhibition in Australia. Wednesday 02 June 2010 to Saturday 03 July 2010

Truck stop image

STILLS GALLERY

Edgeland Mark Kimber

In Edgeland, Mark Kimber continues his use of vivid primary coloured images to portray the urban landscape in an unfamiliar way. Objects in the environment are isolated and made strange, walls and house facades appear surreal and two dimensional, skies are brilliant blue, vegetation a lurid green. The world that is ordinarily familiar to us becomes fresh and novel.
Mark Kimber

Art exhibition in Australia. Wednesday 01 October 2008 to Saturday 01 November 2008Opening: Wednesday 01 October 2008