PhotoWorld China

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Australian Photographers Showcased in China Through 2013

Alasdair Foster has been commissioned to write 12 monthly features for the celebrated Chinese art-photo magazine PhotoWorld. Spanning some 12-16 pages, each article and portfolio will focus on the work of a contemporary Australian photomedia artist, with a special emphasis on the diversity of approach and visual language at play in our country.

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The series launched in January with the work of the respected Victorian artist Polixeni Papapetrou whose fantastical tableaux, created with her children Olympia and Solomon, have established a significant international reputation for the artist and her work.

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This month the spotlights falls on Sam Harris, whose personal journey has taken him from the glamour of London Britpop to rural Western Australia where he has created a delicately poetic image-journal of family life. The March edition will feature the work of Sydney-based artist and performer Garth Knight, whose works combine philosophy and bondage to meditate upon ancient mythology, contemporary ecology and the complex psychology of submission.

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With over 50,000 subscribers PhotoWorld represents a significant opportunity to showcase Australian talent in China and, more importantly, to animate an enriching cultural conversation between our two regions.

You can see more (in Chinese) about PhotoWorld here.

Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade announce this series on their Australia China Council website.

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One Response to “PhotoWorld China”
  1. Ken Werner says:

    This is wonderful news–a big “win” for everyone involved!

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  • The majority of the texts on this site are by Alasdair Foster and represent his opinions. However, in order to facilitate a useful diversity of views, some texts have been invited from artists and colleagues around the world, while others appear as independent comments. These opinions and comments are not necessarily those of Alasdair Foster or Cultural Development Consulting (CDC). All data and information on this site is provided on an as-is basis. While every effort is made to be as thorough as possible, neither Alasdair Foster nor CDC make representations as to accuracy, completeness, currency, suitability or validity of any information on this site and will not be liable for any errors, omissions or delays in this information or any losses, injuries or damages arising from its display or use.
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