This week on Photojournalism Now: Friday Round Up - group shows for Sydney and Melbourne and the winner of the 2017 BJP International Photography Award, Daniel Castro Garcia's exhibition Foreigner: Migration into Europe 2015-2016 is on at TJ Boulting Gallery, London.
Exhibition: Sydney
HOME - Group Show
This group show featuring Brian Cassey, Daniel Grendon, Godelieve Mols, Isabelle Baumann Ivana Jovanovic, Lola Alexander, Michael Jalaru Torres, Nick Pont, Samantha Mackie and Zorica Purlija explores the theme of 'home'. As you can see from these images, it's a theme that means a whole lot of different things for the individual. And it's one of my favourite themes because of the unique perspectives it evokes.
“Fragility Of Home" © Brian Cassey
“Fragility Of Home" © Brian Cassey
"My Place" © Brian Cassey
© Isabelle Baumann
© Ivana Jovanovic
© Lola Alexander
"Making Sense of The Vast" © Samantha Mackie
© Nick Pont
Bending Light © Michael Jalaru Torres
Watching © Godelieve Mols
© Zorica Purlija
© Daniel Grendon
Until 2 April
Contact Sheet Gallery
60 Atchison Street
St Leonards, Sydney
Exhibition: Melbourne
(C) Felipe Devoto
"An Inconsistent Look" takes the viewer to the streets of Melbourne and Argentina in black and white, and in colour. Italian-born photographer Carlos Oggioni captures the daily commute in Melbourne; Scottish-born photographer Barry C. Douglas steps back to look in; and Felipe Devoto presents an abstract view of his native Argentina.
(C) Barry Douglas
(C) Barry Douglas
(C) Barry Douglas
(C) Felipe Devoto
(C) Felipe Devoto
(C) Carlos Oggioni
(C) Carlos Oggioni
(C) Carlos Oggioni
6-27 April
Magnet Galleries
Level 2
640 Bourke Street
Melbourne
Exhibition: London
Daniel Castro Garcia - Foreigner: Migration into Europe 2015-2016
Daniel Castro Garcia was this year's winner of the British Journal of Photography’s International Photography Award for his series depicting migrants caught up in the European refugee crisis.
Castro Garcia spent weeks with his subjects, interviewing almost everyone before he photographed them. He says this engagement is “the backbone of the work. Going up to people and speaking to them, discussing their situation before even mentioning photography. I really have a strong belief that it’s a collaboration. Without engaging with the individuals and conveying what you’re trying to do with them, it’s worthless.”
"Foreigner: Migration into Europe 2015-2016" is also a self-published book.
Until 8 April
TJ Boulting Gallery
59 Riding House Street
London W1W7EG
Exhibition: Sydney
HOME - Group Show
This group show featuring Brian Cassey, Daniel Grendon, Godelieve Mols, Isabelle Baumann Ivana Jovanovic, Lola Alexander, Michael Jalaru Torres, Nick Pont, Samantha Mackie and Zorica Purlija explores the theme of 'home'. As you can see from these images, it's a theme that means a whole lot of different things for the individual. And it's one of my favourite themes because of the unique perspectives it evokes.
“Fragility Of Home" © Brian Cassey
“Fragility Of Home" © Brian Cassey
"My Place" © Brian Cassey
© Isabelle Baumann
© Ivana Jovanovic
© Lola Alexander
"Making Sense of The Vast" © Samantha Mackie
© Nick Pont
Bending Light © Michael Jalaru Torres
Watching © Godelieve Mols
© Zorica Purlija
© Daniel Grendon
Until 2 April
Contact Sheet Gallery
60 Atchison Street
St Leonards, Sydney
Exhibition: Melbourne
An Inconsistent Look - Group Show
This group exhibition examines how people often see the same things differently; how what one person notices another will overlook. Once again, it’s all about perspectives.
"An Inconsistent Look" takes the viewer to the streets of Melbourne and Argentina in black and white, and in colour. Italian-born photographer Carlos Oggioni captures the daily commute in Melbourne; Scottish-born photographer Barry C. Douglas steps back to look in; and Felipe Devoto presents an abstract view of his native Argentina.
(C) Barry Douglas
(C) Barry Douglas
(C) Barry Douglas
(C) Felipe Devoto
(C) Felipe Devoto
(C) Carlos Oggioni
(C) Carlos Oggioni
(C) Carlos Oggioni
6-27 April
Magnet Galleries
Level 2
640 Bourke Street
Melbourne
Exhibition: London
Daniel Castro Garcia - Foreigner: Migration into Europe 2015-2016
Daniel Castro Garcia was this year's winner of the British Journal of Photography’s International Photography Award for his series depicting migrants caught up in the European refugee crisis.
Castro Garcia spent weeks with his subjects, interviewing almost everyone before he photographed them. He says this engagement is “the backbone of the work. Going up to people and speaking to them, discussing their situation before even mentioning photography. I really have a strong belief that it’s a collaboration. Without engaging with the individuals and conveying what you’re trying to do with them, it’s worthless.”
(C) All images Daniel Castro Garcia
Until 8 April
TJ Boulting Gallery
59 Riding House Street
London W1W7EG
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