It's back! What's going on in your state this month photographically, we help you find out by picking one from each state for you to check out.
NSW
Season 10- Stills Gallery
Closes 29th January 2011
In SEASON10 we are featuring a mix of unseen images and work selected from previous series by each artist, with an emphasis on summer and celebration.
ACT
In the spotlight: Anton Bruehl photographs 1920s–1950s - National Gallery of Australia
Closes 6th Febuary 2011
From his studio in New York, Australian-born Anton Bruehl created inventive and perfectly realised colour photographs for Condé Nast magazines such as Vogue. His work ranges across advertising, images of stars of stage, screen and socialites to his personal photography in the classic documentary tradition.
WA
Lomovember - Lomovember Gallery 104 B Murray Street
Close 21st November 2010
I'm not sure what inspires someone to become a ‘lomographer' but Pigeonhole has found a load of local eccentrics working in this outmoded form of film photography, and are throwing their best work up on the walls up to support the Movember cause.
VIC
Luminous Cities - National Gallery of Victoria
Closes 13th March 2011
The great cities of the world are vibrant creative centres in which the built environment is often as inspirational as the activities of its citizens, and, since the nineteenth century photographers have creatively explored the idea of the city.
SA
ANZANG Nature Photography - South Australia Museum
Closes 21st November 2010
Glenn Ehmke from Victoria who is the Overall Winner and 2010 ANZANG Photographer of the Year. His photograph Gentoo Penguin and Elephant Seal face-off will be on display with 95 other stunning photographs from Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and the New Guinea region.
QLD
'Caged' by Kelly Hussey-Smith - Queensland Centre for photography
Closes 30th November 2010
Caged, was developed in response to the way we use animals as entertainment and decoration. Primarily developed around the subject of animals in captivity, the work has been designed to raise questions about our relationship to animals through recognizing their sentience, or capacity to feel.
