James Tylor

STAGES: photography through the pandemic image

MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHY

STAGES: photography through the pandemic

Responding to the unprecedented social, environmental and economic impacts of the COVID-19 global pandemic on Australian artists and society at large, MGA is commissioning five artists to produce work in response to their current experiences.
Jane Burton Cherine Fahd Isobel Knowles & Van Sowerwine Phuong Ngo James Tylor Anouska Phizacklea

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 29 May 2021 to Sunday 29 August 2021

William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize image

MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHY

William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize

Established in 2006 to promote excellence in photography, the annual non-acquisitive William and Winifred Bowness Photography Prize is an initiative of the MGA Foundation. The Bowness Photography Prize has quickly become Australia's most coveted photography prize. It is also one of the country's most open prizes for photography.
Rebecca Dagnall Stephen Dupont Valerie Sparks John Gollings Christopher Köller Jeremy Blincoe Hiromi Tango Chris Budgeon Sonia Payes Kim Percy Tim Allen Rebekah Stuart James Tylor Mike Gray Helga Leunig Svetlana Bailey Kern Hendricks Elaine Batton Fred Schepisi Kallie Blauhorn Charlie Barker Phaedra Barnes Tom Blachford Tammy Boyce Rachel Sara Bromberg Hamish Campbell Brett Canet Gibson Brian Cassey Stuart Chape Joe Nigel Coleman Brian Condron Jo Cripps Michelle Doherty Chris Duczynski Gregory Hann David Hempenstall Peter Hyatt Peter Izzard Barry Kearney Mike Keevers Todd Kennedy Margaret Lim Ireneusz Luty Kirsten Lyttle Art Massey Mia Mala Mc Donald & Catherine Tipping Jacqueline Mitelman Laura Moore Stu Morley Tajette O'halloran Vicky Papas Matt Portch Dasha Riley Hayley Roberts Russell Shakespeare Jeff Steele Darren Tan Ben Thomas Norberto Tongoy Michael Warnock Michael Williams And Melissa Williams Brown

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Thursday 01 September 2016 to Sunday 16 October 2016

Fleurieu Art Prize image

ANNE & GORDON SAMSTAG MUSEUM OF ART

Fleurieu Art Prize

In 2016 the Fleurieu Art Prize – the richest landscape art prize in the world – will relocate from its home on the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia to the Anne & Gordon Samstag Museum of Art in Adelaide, where it will be presented to city audiences for the first time.
Ash Keating Vipoo Srivilasa Megan Walch Sam Leach Philip Wolfhagen Joan Ross Lionel Bawden Aida Tomescu Natasha Bieniek Andrew Browne John Kelly Valerie Sparks Brook Andrew Jill Orr Richard Lewer Noel Mc Kenna Geoff Newton Lionel Bawden Hayden Fowler Tim Silver Imants Tillers Ian North Narelle Autio Danie Mellor Baden Pailthorpe Baden Pailthorpe Rodney Pople Tony Albert Stephen Bush Tony Lloyd Ildiko Kovacs Hossein Valamanesh Janet Laurence William Mackinnon Alexander Mc Kenzie Gary Carsley James Tylor Jamie North Geoff Wilson Raymond Arnold Tok Basuki Clare Belfrage Julie Blyfield Thomas Buchanan Jacobus Capone James Darling + Lesley Forwood Ed Douglas Neil Frazer Holly Grace Neil Haddon Robert Hannaford Nicholas Harding Tim Johnson Jeffery Mincham Anna Platten Alex Seton Sam Shmith David Stephenson + Martin Walch Kylie Stillman Sera Waters Amy Joy Watson

Art exhibition in South Australia, Australia. Friday 03 June 2016 to Friday 29 July 2016

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

CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CCP)

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

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

James Tylor Aotearoa My Hawaiki image

CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CCP)

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

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

Cutting edge: 21st-century photography image

MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHY

Cutting edge: 21st-century photography

Photography has become very crafty in the 21st century. This exhibition features the work of contemporary artists who disrupt the seamless uniformity of screen-based photography by cutting, pinning, folding and puncturing photographic prints.
David Rosetzky Emidio Puglielli Vivian Cooper Smith Martin Smith Paul Knight Justine Khamara Eliza Hutchison Luke Parker James Tylor Danica Chappell Peta Clancy Derek Kreckler

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Thursday 26 November 2015 to Sunday 21 February 2016

CANBERRA CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE

On Men

Curated by Eleanor Scicchitano. On Men is a proud and diverse display of 21st century masculinity. Working across a range of surprising media, Dale Harding, Paul Sloan, James Tylor and Will French question what it takes to be a contemporary Australian man. Cultural issues surrounding male identity confront the viewer by challenging conventions and sharing moments of introspection.
Paul Sloan Will French James Tylor Dale Harding

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Friday 22 August 2014 to Saturday 27 September 2014