PROOF

SMH 05.11.07
Files reveal the silly, scary
spies' eye-view of Aboriginal
history
Joel Gibson
CITY WEEKLY 01.11.07
Proof positive
Josie Gagliano
EXPRESS ADVOCATE 30.05.07
Art Culture
Kate Moore
SMH 20.04.04
Beyond fashion to fine
portraiture
Robert McFarlane
SMH 02.04.04
Spotlight: Photography
Sunanda Creagh
SMH 26.03.04
Metro: The Week's Best
Alex Tibbitts, Editor
ART & AUSTRALIA Vol 41 #3
Juno Gemes
Sasha Grishin
SMH 01.01.04
Mixed media in frame
Anne Loxley
ART MONTHLY #166 12.03
Photographic Proof I
Catherine De Lorenzo
ART MONTHLY #166 12.03
Photographic Proof II
Jennifer Isaacs
MUSE #231 08.03
We are also what we have lost
David Wills
CANBERRA TIMES 23.08.03
Political images
Zoja Bojic
SMH 09.07.03
Charting the moves for justice
Angela Bennie
AAS 2003/2
Juno Gemes in conversation

WHERE THE SACRED FISH
   COME IN

THE LANGUAGE OF
   OYSTERS

Reviews

The Sydney Morning Herald Metropolitan 2 April 2004

Spotlight: Photography

Sunanda Creagh

Juno Gemes’ photographic exhibition Proof – Portraits from The Movement is an important piece of history and is beautiful portraiture. The works document the lands rights movment from the 1970s and is a who’s who of Aboriginal activism – Mum Shirl, Chicka Dixon, Kevin Cook, Gary Foley, Marcia Langton and others. Today Gemes is joined by Hal Wootten (who led the royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody from 1988 to 1990); Esther Carroll (Foundation in Aboriginal Affairs); Sol Bellear (ATSIC, NSW Department of Aboriginal Affairs); and Lester Bostock (a supporter of Aboriginal radio and TV broadcasting) at a forum discussing the works and the movement's challenges today. Macquarie University Art Gallery, building E11A, 10am to 3pm. $25/$15 (includes morning tea and a light lunch). Bookings essential: 9850 7437.

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