The Museum of Australian Photography Foundation and MAPh Director Anouska Phizacklea have announced Sarah Rhodes as the winner of the 2025 Wai Tang Commissioning Award.
Fujifilm Creator Summit 2026 coming to Melbourne
Following a sell-out debut in Sydney in 2025, ‘Creator Summit: Powered by Fujifilm’ will head south to The Timber Yard, in Port Melbourne, opening on Saturday, 9 May 2026.
Southern Sky Astrophotography 2025 exhibition opens 4 December
Australia’s premier celebration of celestial photography Southern Sky Astrophotography 2025 opens at Sydney Observatory from 4 December, showcasing the winners of the 22nd annual David Malin Awards.
New exhibition at MAPh celebrates youth over 4 decades
The Museum of Australian Photography announces a new exhibition titled ‘Young | youth in Australian photography: 1980s to now’, which opens on 22 November and runs until 22 February, 2026.
First Nations photography exhibition at the Australian Museum
‘Unfinished Business’, a groundbreaking, 3D lenticular photographic exhibition, has opened at the Australian Museum in Sydney sharing first-person experiences of people living with disabilities.
Celebrate 70 years of Walkley sports photography Awards
Seven decades of Walkley Award-winning sports photography will be on show at Bondi Beach Promenade when the 2025 Head On Photo Festival opens on Friday 7 November.
Powerhouse’s Photofields Festival comes to PHIVE in Parramatta
Powerhouse’s photography festival, Photofields, opens at PHIVE in Parramatta on Saturday 15 November with a full day of talks involving some of Australia’s leading photographers.
Head On Photo Festival launches this Friday
The 2025 Head On Photo Festival kicks off on Friday, 7 November, with an official launch at the Bondi Pavilion between 7 and 10 p.m.
Canon opens Experience Centre in Sydney
Canon Oceania has opened a new Experience Centre in Sydney’s Macquarie Park to showcase its imaging, printing and business solutions.
2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition
The 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer Exhibition will open this weekend at the Australian Museum in Sydney with entry free of charge.