Head On

Exhibitions

01.05.2008 - Sydney, NSW
Head On 2008 will open on 1 May at the Australian Centre for Photography, Paddington.
The show will run until 7 June.
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09.07.2008 - Canberra, ACT
Head On 2008 will be travelling to Canberra to participate in the Vivid Photography Festival.
It will be exhibited at the M16 Arts Space in Fyshwick from 9-22 July.
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...Head On is really the only opportunity to see the best portraiture work the country has to offer' Good Weekend, April 2007

Head on is a national annual photography portrait competition and exhibition representing a vibrant diverse cross-section of new and traditional photographic practices. Prizes awarded to 3 photographers for the best Australian contemporary photographic portrait.
It runs annually around April at the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney

Join Head On Curator Moshe Rosenzveig and exhibiting artists for personal insights into the images featured this year
Saturday 10 May 1pm, Australian Centre for Photography, Further details...

Details of this year's exhibition can be found in Exhibitions

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2008 Head On Winners

Winners of the 2008 Head On Portrait Prize were announced at the Australian Centre for Photography in Paddington to a record crowd of well over 1000 people. The show was officially opened by the Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore who presented the prizes to the 4 winners