Paper Place Urban Screens
As part of the Queensland Festival of Photography, this exhibition displays images that capture moments of movement forever.
Overview
We all know that a picture paints a thousand words but some pictures have the ability to not only tell a story but make us feel something. Often movement in pictures is captivating and provokes emotion as it plays with concepts of time and our perceptions of reality.
QUT Creative Industries precinct has created an exhibition to explore powerful images that capture movement entitled, Paper Place Urban Screens. The showcased artists work within photography and have created images that capture movement in a single moment. Featured artists include Petrina Hicks, Owen Leong, Jess MacNeil, Murray McKeich and Murray Fredericks.
This exhibition is part of Queensland Festival of Photography 5: Photography and Fictions. For more information about the program, check out the website. The festival includes exhibitions, conferences, featured artists and loads more to please any photography fan.
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