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Bowness Photography Prize — Jemima Wyman, Plume 25,2024, from the series Plume, 2019-, pigment ink-jetprint collage, 125 x 89 cm. Collection of the artist, courtesy of the artist and Sullivan + Strumpf (Melbourne, Sydney) and Milani Gallery (Brisbane). Photograph:Aaron Anderson. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf

Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh)

Group Exhibition

Bowness Photography Prize

74 finalists comprise the 2024 Bowness Photography Prize exhibition, with work from emerging, mid-career and established artists showing the incredible breadth of contemporary photographic practice in Australia. Hameed Akinwande, Zia Atahi, Ramak Bamzar, Chris Barry, Yashodha Boopalan, Renee Broders, Lina Buck, Khoi Manh Bui, Emil Canita, Aletheia Casey, Danica Chappell, Saville Coble, Renato Colangelo, Michael Corridore, Teva Cosic, Zo Damage, Lucas Davidson, J Davies, Rianon Dillon, Ella Dreyfus, Jo Duck, Jennifer Eadie, Michele Elliot with Frances Mocnik, Robert Fielding, Axel Garay, Juno Gemes, Michaela Gleave, Jody Haines, Siri Hayes, Andrew Hazewinkel, Anna Higgins, Naomi Hobson, Yasmin Idriss, ISOyoh (Karenne Ann and Heather Horrocks), Minami Ivory, Natasha Johns-Messenger, Ayman Kaake, Kate Kennedy, Shea Kirk, Janet Laurence, Kirsten Lyttle, Judith Martinez Estrada, Mia Mala McDonald, Rod McNicol, Stavros Messinis, Kent Morris, James Nguyen, Deborah Paauwe, Amanda Page, Trent Parke, Travis Paterson, Minh-An Pham, Diego Pizarro, Patrick Pound, Cameron Robbins, Joan Ross, Helga Salwe, Jessica Schwientek, Greg Semu, Talia Smith, Cecilia Sordi Campos, Tace Stevens, Nathan Stolz, Darren Tanny Tan, Angela Tiatia, wani toaishara, James Tylor, Justine Varga, Alex Walker, Amanda Williams, Rudi Williams, Amy Woodward, Jemima Wyman, William Yang

12 September—10 November

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Bowness Photography Prize

Bowness Photography Prize

Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh)

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