Photo set | Domestic Animals

Images from the opening of Danielle Hanifin's Domestic Animals and Georgie Mattingley's White Anaesthesia (in the projection spaces)

Support | Jackson Eaton's Better Half



Wallflower is thrilled to present Jackson Eaton's kickstarter for his "intimate, challenging and humorous photography project Better Half"

"Better Half is a bizarre personal love story, played in two parts. After his parents separated in 2006 Jackson went to live in South Korea, where he became romantically involved with a Korean woman and began to document their intimate life photographically. The relationship heart-breakingly ended after a few years, and Jackson returned to Australia alone in 2009.

During Jackson’s time away and in wake of his marital separation, Jackson’s father followed him to South Korea looking for a change. Two years later he also returned, but he was not alone. His father had fallen in love, also with a Korean woman, and was married in Australia soon after."

 

Untitled (couple, reading), from series 'Better Half' (2007-2013).

 There's a great selection of rewards so head over, have a look and consider supporting the project to get this great work published!

 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1324852201/better-half

Opening | Formality

We are pleased to invite you all to the opening of ‘Formality’ on Saturday 22nd March at 4pm at Trocadero Art Space. 

Curated by one of WPG's very own advisers, Paul Batt, ‘Formality’ runs from 19th March – 5th April and explores a variety of photographic approaches to the figure with in contemporary Australian photographic practice.

'Formality' includes work from Paul Batt, Daniel Boetker-Smith, Ross Coulter, Siri Hayes, Kristian Häggblom, Katrin Koenning and Georgia Metaxas.

https://www.facebook.com/events/271675376341077/

 Photo Set | Tall Poppy Syndrome + Rest Stop

Photoset from the opening of Tall Poppy Syndrome + Rest Stop at Wallflower Photomedia Gallery by Stacy Arezou Mehrfar and Amy Stein with work from Daniel Betham in the projection spaces. Exhibition runs until April 4.