Q & A

Sean Fennessy: Invisible People

Head On Portrait Prize, Kickstart Arts, photography, Sean Fennessy, Q & A

[11 Mar 2012 | No Comments]

Sean Fennessy: Invisible PeopleHead On Portrait Prize 2011 finalist Sean Fennessy is a 30-year-old Tasmanian living in Melbourne primarily working in editorial and commercial portraiture. A partnership with Kickstart Arts allowed him to spend six months investigating the lives of Tasmanians with...

Bruce York: New York

Bruce York, Head On, New York, Q& A, street photography, Q & A

[12 Oct 2011 | 2]

Bruce York: New York Head On finalist Bruce York’s image of the corner of George and Hay streets is currently in Hyde Park as part of Art and About’s Sydney Life exhibition. This is his work from another city. How/when did you start out in street photography? It wasn’t really a conscious decision...

Mayu Kanamori: Live Photography

CuriousWorks, Embedded, Live Photography, Mayu Kanamori, Q & A

[18 May 2011 | No Comments]

Mayu Kanamori: Live Photography Mayu Kanamori felt her photography was an intrusion on live performance - until she found a way to incorporate her movement and shutter sounds. She performs with Embedded at CuriousWorks, Suite 402 11 Randle St Surry Hills on May 18. What is involved in “live”...

Fiona Wolf on girls, cars and assisting

Assisting, Fiona Wolf, Girls N Cars, Global Gallery, Head On, Q & A

[12 May 2011 | No Comments]

Fiona Wolf on girls, cars and assisting Following her Head On Portrait Prize win in 2010, Fiona Wolf is back in the festival showing her series Girls N Cars at Paddington’s Global Gallery from June 1-12. Her May 15 seminar, The Art of Delegation, will chronicle her rise from assistant to award...

Glenn Lockitch: Whale Wars

Glenn Lockitch, Head On, Head On Seminar, NGO, TAP Gallery, Whale Wars, Q & A

[11 May 2011 | No Comments]

Glenn Lockitch: Whale Wars As photographer on board the Bob Barker during the Sea Shepherd’s most successful Antartic Campaign, Glenn Lockitch was rammed by a harpoon ship and trailed by albatrosses. He hid hard drives from the AFP and helped save helped save 528 whales. The series he captured...

Andy Adams & Larissa Leclair: In Conversation with Adriana Teresa, FotoVisura

100 Portraits, Adriana Teresa, Andy Adams, Flak Photo, Head On, Larissa Leclair, Q & A

[3 May 2011 | No Comments]

Andy Adams & Larissa Leclair In Conversation with Adriana Teresa, FotoVisura Andy Adams is the founder and editor of FlakPhoto.com. Larissa Leclair is an independent photography writer, curator, and collector, and founder of the Indie Photobook Library. Together, Larissa and Andy curated 100...

Krystle Wright, adventure sports photographer

Head On, Krystle Wright, Q&A, Sports Photographer, Q & A

[4 Apr 2011 | No Comments]

Krystle Wright, adventure sports photographer Krystle Wright has navigated her way down a 3,000 foot mountain in an oncoming blizzard, swum among 8-10ft waves, camped in a malaria infested jungle, been momentarily lost when hiking off desert mountains and survived a lot of really nasty leeches. The...

David Wadelton: Icons of Suburbia

David Wadelton, Head On, Icons of Suburbia, Q&A, Q & A

[9 Mar 2011 | No Comments]

David Wadelton: Icons of Suburbia David Wadelton is best known for his surrealist paintings but recently-aired street images of Melbourne in the ’70s have proven him to be an important asset to photography. Q. What was happening in your life when these images were made? A. I was at art school,...

An interview with Graham Miller

graham miller, suburban splendour, Q & A

[4 Dec 2010 | No Comments]

Graham Miller is a photographic artist and co-founder of FotoFreo a biennial international festival of photography based in Fremantle, Western Australia. His work has been exhibited internationally and throughout Australia, including Pingyao International Festival of Photography China,...