This PSC student exhibition showcases selected student work. The students were asked to respond to the concept of "Release."
Every photographer knows the feeling of releasing the shutter on their camera. This acts as another form of release, a means of escaping, a moment of silence disconnected from reality as we create our narrative.
Runs until 2 October.
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Current Master Of Arts-Photography student, Thorsteinn Cameron has returned to Iceland for a short visit to exhibit at the RamSkram Gallery of Contemporary Photography in Reykjavík. The exhibition and book launch titled 'Lines for these lands' opened this week and continues until the 8 July 2018.
Peter Hatzipavlis from The PrintShop@PSC had been working alongside Thorsteinn during the last month preparing the prints for the exhibition.
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With quite a number of PSC students, past and present exhibiting at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale this year, we thought we would take a closer look at their work. Featured today, Friday the 18th of August is stage 2 Advanced Diploma of Photography student Melissa Cachia who will be having a solo exhibition titled 'Frozen Flowers' at The Elephant Patch (location) opening Saturday August 19th at 3pm.
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With quite a number of PSC students, past and present exhibiting at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale this year, we thought we would take a closer look at their work. Featured today, Friday the 18th of August is stage 2 Advanced Diploma of Photography student Melissa Cachia who will be having a solo exhibition titled 'Frozen Flowers' at The Elephant Patch (location) opening Saturday August 19th at 3pm.
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For the 6th year in a row, Melbourne has topped The Economist list of the worlds most liveable cities. (Yay)
Highlighting Melbourne's love of sport, the arts, it's beautiful parks and gardens, fashion, festivals, laneways and street-cafe life, transport, shipping industry and it's distinctive architecture is 'Marvellous Melbourne- It's Art and Soul' exhibition.
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Topics: bachelor of photography, Advanced Diploma of Photography, Event, Exhibition, Gallery, graduates, News, Students
For the 6th year in a row, Melbourne has topped The Economist list of the worlds most liveable cities. (Yay)
Highlighting Melbourne's love of sport, the arts, it's beautiful parks and gardens, fashion, festivals, laneways and street-cafe life, transport, shipping industry and it's distinctive architecture is 'Marvellous Melbourne- It's Art and Soul' exhibition.
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No stranger to photo books, Jade Byrnes' graduating folio 'Kinglake' found her as a finalist in the Australian Photo Book of The Year Awards; as well as being nominated for the MACK First Book Award. The documentary series looking at trauma within the landscape, was also exhibited at the Centre for Contemporary Photography where it received the award for Best Self-Published Photo Book.
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Topics: bachelor of photography, Documentary, Event, Exhibition, Gallery, graduates, News
