Flatlands

05 Nov 2012

Flatlands: photography and everday space examines how photography changes the way we perceive our everyday lives, by looking at the way photographers have depicted public and private environments. 

Technological advancements, such as faster exposure times, have revealed the medium’s ability to show dimensions of our daily environments that have remained hidden from the eye.

Featuring works by 23 Australian and international artists drawn from the Gallery’s collection of 20th-century and contemporary photography, this exhibition explores perceptions of everyday space – realms of emotion, memory and desire – where real and imaginary boundaries become blurred.

Where: Art Gallery of NSW
When: 15 September 2012 - 3 February 2013 
Website: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au