Juno Gemes

PROOF

SMH 05.11.07
Files reveal the silly, scary
spies' eye-view of Aboriginal
history

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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

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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

Australian Aboriginal Studies 2003/2

The political and the personal process in portraiture: Juno Gemes in conversation

“To work with an Aboriginal people is not only to see but also to be seen entirely, and by people who are astute readers of human nature. I learnt that a people who read their country all the time, in ways more subtle than I can explain here, understand imagemaking.”

This extensive interview with Juno Gemes provides a fascinating and enlightening insight into her background, her photography and her 30 years’ work with the Aboriginal people of Australia.

The entire interview is available here as a 130KB Acrobat pdf document.


Australian Aboriginal Studies is the journal of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Studies. Contents of linked pdf file © AIATSIS. Reprinted with kind permission of the Institute.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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