A stunning visual journey through Australian documentary photography from the 1950s to 1980s, capturing a nation in flux.
Imagining a Real Australia showcases the iconic images of Max Dupain, Carol Jerrems, and others, reflecting a time of social, political, and cultural transformation. From gritty street scenes to intimate portraits, these photographs reveal the evolving Australian identity. Explore how handheld film cameras, instamatic color film, and the arrival of television revolutionized photography, pushing it in a bold new direction.
Discover the stories behind these powerful images and the photographers who turned their lenses on real people living real lives. Perfect for photography enthusiasts, art historians, and anyone interested in Australian history and culture. Uncover the visual heritage of a nation and the documentary style that defined a generation.