• Martin Walch

  

  "The central concern of the work I have produced over the last ten years is a preoccupation with visual perception and so-called objective systems of measurement. My work is about the inability…

• Lisa Walker

  

  “In 1998 I made a series of black and white large-format portraits, all photographed at twilight. Photographing at this time of day allowed the sitter to feel comfortable, open and honest…

• Lyndal Walker

  

  “The motivation for all my work is a concern with transience, mortality and the representation of time. I am also interested in the way that popular culture addresses these issues so that…

• Les Walkling

  

  "By the 1960’s, around the time I discovered sensitized surfaces and began my love affair with photography, there was already a widening divide between commercial photography and…

• Carl Warner

  

  “My work considers the role of visual perception in how we make sense of the world around us, and how photo-media in particular plays off concrete reality against surface illusion. It…

• Marzena Wasikowska

  

  "I left Poland when I was 11 years old and 24 years later I went back for the first time. These photographs are the narrative of my family’s visit. The work is an emotional response…

• Heather Winter

  

  "Since 1994 I have been under tutelage from Ngarinyin Aboriginal elders from the Kimberley. In telling me their story, song of their country they have tried to instill in me their understanding…

• Kit Wise

  

  Relocating from London to Melbourne in 2002, Kit Wise’s practice includes sculpture, installation, drawing, photography and digital animation. An ongoing interest for Wise is the…

• Bronwyn Wright

  

  "Over the last sixteen years, with my dogs I have visited a wasteland on the edge of Darwin’s northern suburbs known locally as The Swamp. The Nickelodeon Series is a set…