EXHIBITION DATES: 8 OCTOBER – 4 DECEMBER 2015
Aurelia Carbone, Sasha Grbich, Aldo Iacobelli, Heidi Kenyon, Hailey Lane, Brad Lay, Ian North, Amy Pfitzner, CJ Taylor.
Curated by Polly Dance, as part of Adelaide City Council’s Emerging Curator Program

Ghostly Nature – part 2 is the second in a two-part series of exhibitions at the Adelaide Town Hall that continues to explore the dark and haunted side of our natural landscape. This exhibition features recent photography, painting, sculpture and video works by Adelaide-based artists Aurelia Carbone, Sasha Grbich, Aldo Iacobelli, Heidi Kenyon, Hailey Lane, Brad Lay, Ian North, Amy Pfitzner and CJ Taylor. These artists have individually visited the ghosts of their past/present. Where smoke rises, ice melts, wave’s crash and nature asserts itself in often mysterious, yet magical ways that need to be seen to be believed.

EXHIBITION OPENING: 5.30-8PM Friday 9 October 2015

Pleased to be able to contribute to what’s looking like a landmark Australian new-old-new photography show at the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney from October to December. Read on for your chemical fix…

From the ACP website: This is a collaborative project between Australian Centre for Photography, The Australian National University and The University of Sydney, Sydney College of the Arts. At a time when digital images are rapidly created and consumed, this project activates experimental darkroom processes within contemporary photography. Born of darkroom experimentation and mixed with innovative digital photography techniques, this project will invoke new ‘hybrid’ practices and dialogues through the production of an exhibition, symposium and masterclass. It will address a current gap in understanding about the fascinating nexus between analogue and digital photography and will provide a creative audience with access to participatory practices as well as an insight into an Australian perspective within the Asia-Pacific region.

The Alchemists project, begins with an exhibition (30 October – 13 December) at the Australian Centre for Photography (ACP) showcasing the work of 25 artists from Australia, New Zealand, Japan & Thailand.

EVENTS & PUBLIC PROGRAMS
Symposium, Saturday 5 December at Sydney College of the Arts
Masterclass, Monday 7 December at The Australian National University and National Gallery of Australia
Workshops at Australian National University 7 – 11 December