Ricky Maynard
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Exhibition : « Saddened were the Hearts of Many Men » by Ricky Maynard
Stills Gallery is delighted to present Saddened were the Hearts of Many Men by acclaimed documentary photographer, Ricky Maynard. This series of 12 direct, proud portraits of men from his hometown of Flinders Island was initiated quite some time ago when Maynard was asked “where are all our men?” He began a close observation and inquiry into how Indigenous men in the community were being affected by their diminishing role in society.
Maynard’s subjects are from a cross-section of backgrounds, from community leaders, to young men, to regular dads on the street. He spent a lot of time with each of them before he reached for his camera. While the individuality of each man is clear in these formal portraits, it’s their shared history that resonates. The body of work speaks to their shared histo... - Exposition
Exhibition : The photograph and Australia
The Art Gallery of New South Wales is proud to present the major exhibition The photograph and Australia, which explores the crucial role photography has played in shaping our understandings of the nation. It will run from 21 March to 8 June 2015.
Tracing the evolution of the medium and its many uses from the 1840s until today, this is the largest exhibition of Australian photography held since 1988 that borrows from collections nationwide.
It presents more than 400 photographs by more than 120 artists, including Morton Allport, Richard Daintree, Paul Foelsche, Samuel Sweet, JJ Dwyer, Charles Bayliss, Frank Hurley, Harold Cazneaux, Olive Cotton, Max Dupain, Sue Ford, Carol Jerrems, Tracey Moffatt, Robyn Stacey, Ricky Maynard, Anne Ferran and Patrick Pound.
Iconic images are shown alongside works by unknown and a... - Exposition
Ricky Maynard Portraits Anne Ferran - Lost To Worlds 2008
Ricky Maynard Portraits
This year the work of Ricky Maynard is commemorated in Portraits of a Distant Land, a retrospective of his photographic work to date at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney (4 June - 23 August, 2009). A monograph has been published to accompany the exhibition. Maynard's work is significant within an Indigenous history of Australia as was well established in the Tasmanian episode of the recent TV series First Australians.
Maynard is a documentary photographer based on Flinders Island in the Bass Strait between North East Tasmania and the mainland of Australia. His extended family escaped extinction in Tasmania in the mid to late 1800's belying the widely held belief that all Tasmanian Aboriginals were killed. They did so by resettling on Cape Barren Island in the Bass Strait a... - Exposition
Ricky Maynard Portrait d'une terre lointaine
L'exposition présentée à l'Ambassade d'Australie comprend une sélection de photographies issues de six reportages réalisés par l'artiste au cours des 20 dernières années. Cette exposition, dont le commissaire est Keith Munro du Musée d'Art Contemporain de Sydney, rassemble des oeuvres des séries The Moonbird People - Le peuple des Moonbird - (1985), No More Than What You See - Pas plus que ce que tu vois - (1993), Urban Diary -Agenda Urbain - (1997), Returning to Places That Name Us - Retour aux sources - (2000), In The Footsteps of Others - Dans les pas des autres - (2002).
De la lignée des tribus tasmaniennes de Big River et Ben Lomond, Ricky Maynard vit et travaille sur les Iles Flinders, dans le détroit de Bass, entre la Tasmanie et l'Australie continentale. Depuis la fin des années 80, son travail se c...
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Stills Gallery is delighted to present Saddened were the Hearts of Many Men by acclaimed documentary photographer, Ricky Maynard. This series of 12 direct, proud portraits of men from his hometown of Flinders Island was initiated quite some time ago when Maynard was asked “where are all our men?” He began a close observation and inquiry into how Indigenous men in the community were being affected by their diminishing role in society.
Maynard’s subjects are from a cross-section of backgrounds, from community leaders, to young men, to regular dads on the street. He spent a lot of time with each of them before he reached for his camera. While the individuality of each man is clear in these formal portraits, it’s their shared history that resonates. The body of work speaks to their shared histo...
The Art Gallery of New South Wales is proud to present the major exhibition The photograph and Australia, which explores the crucial role photography has played in shaping our understandings of the nation. It will run from 21 March to 8 June 2015.
Tracing the evolution of the medium and its many uses from the 1840s until today, this is the largest exhibition of Australian photography held since 1988 that borrows from collections nationwide.
It presents more than 400 photographs by more than 120 artists, including Morton Allport, Richard Daintree, Paul Foelsche, Samuel Sweet, JJ Dwyer, Charles Bayliss, Frank Hurley, Harold Cazneaux, Olive Cotton, Max Dupain, Sue Ford, Carol Jerrems, Tracey Moffatt, Robyn Stacey, Ricky Maynard, Anne Ferran and Patrick Pound.
Iconic images are shown alongside works by unknown and a...
Ricky Maynard Portraits
This year the work of Ricky Maynard is commemorated in Portraits of a Distant Land, a retrospective of his photographic work to date at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney (4 June - 23 August, 2009). A monograph has been published to accompany the exhibition. Maynard's work is significant within an Indigenous history of Australia as was well established in the Tasmanian episode of the recent TV series First Australians.
Maynard is a documentary photographer based on Flinders Island in the Bass Strait between North East Tasmania and the mainland of Australia. His extended family escaped extinction in Tasmania in the mid to late 1800's belying the widely held belief that all Tasmanian Aboriginals were killed. They did so by resettling on Cape Barren Island in the Bass Strait a...
L'exposition présentée à l'Ambassade d'Australie comprend une sélection de photographies issues de six reportages réalisés par l'artiste au cours des 20 dernières années. Cette exposition, dont le commissaire est Keith Munro du Musée d'Art Contemporain de Sydney, rassemble des oeuvres des séries The Moonbird People - Le peuple des Moonbird - (1985), No More Than What You See - Pas plus que ce que tu vois - (1993), Urban Diary -Agenda Urbain - (1997), Returning to Places That Name Us - Retour aux sources - (2000), In The Footsteps of Others - Dans les pas des autres - (2002).
De la lignée des tribus tasmaniennes de Big River et Ben Lomond, Ricky Maynard vit et travaille sur les Iles Flinders, dans le détroit de Bass, entre la Tasmanie et l'Australie continentale. Depuis la fin des années 80, son travail se c...