Queensland Centre for Photography March Exhibitions
Great things are in store for those who visit the QCP this month
Overview
Great things are in store for those who visit the Queensland Centre of Photography (QCP) this month. From the deeply prolific to the awe-inspiring, the photographers featured at the QCP, including Sonia Payes, Warwick Clarke and Dan McCabe, are absolute masters of their craft.
Sonia Payes' works are often dissection's of reality - pieces that combine imagination with traditional imagery and tease out the unreal internal from the external. Her latest collection 'Luminous Interlude' is no different with its poignant themes of rebirth and transformation expressed through hallucinatory images.
Warwick Clarke's 'Dargan' is a collection quite different. Photographs of bush that lies between Bell and Lithgow in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney, 'Dargan' is more a collection of sombre relics than photos - within the trees lies a story of industrial influence and activity. Dan McCabe's collection 'Photo Drawings' is quite different again as it questions the inconsistencies and flexibility of our visual perception through individual matte photographs that have been literally drawn on with pencil.
The centre will also feature collections from Julian Pearce, Athene Currie, Lynette Letic, Belinda Kochanowska and Katelyn-Jane Dunn - don't miss out.
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