PHOTO 2020
a major new international festival of photography
Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin » Hoda Afshar » Brook Andrew » Emmanuelle Andrianjafy » Mathieu Asselin » Atong Atem » Ophelia Bakowski » Paola Balla » Anthea Behm » Jesse Boyd-Reid » Pat Brassington » Gabi Briggs » Arvida Byström » Danica Chappell » Miriam Charlie » SIM Chi Yin » Peta Clancy » Kenta Cobayashi » Sam Contis » Michael Cook » Georgina Cue » Caitlin Cummane » Nici Cumpston » Cristina De Middel » Destiny Deacon » Laura Delaney » Duha Ali & Justine Youssef » Lauren Dunn » Laura El-Tantawy » Cherine Fahd » Jacqueline Felstead » Robert Fielding » Filippo Menichetti & Martin Errichiello » Joan Fontcuberta » Forensic Architecture » Yoshikatsu Fujii » Mario Garcia Torres » Amos Gebhardt » George Georgiou » Gustavo Germano » Ashley Gilbertson » Gauri Gill » Mike Gray » Janina Green » Felicity Hammond » Nanna Heitmann » Thibaut Henz » Thomas Hirschhorn » Heinrich Holtgreve » Eliza Hutchinson » Fei Jun » Zhang Kechun » Shea Kirk » Nico Krijno » Rosemary Laing » Amalia Lindo » Dana Lixenberg » Rosa Menkman » Hayley Millar-Baker » Sarah Morris » Sarah Mosca » Zanele Muholi » James Nguyen » David Noonan » Martin Parr » Debra Phillips » Max Pinckers » Agnieszka Polska » Hanna Putz » Jacky Redgate » Kiron Robinson » Raphaela Rosella » David Rosetzky » Sara, Peter & Tobias » Ann Shelton » Alec Soth » Andrzej Steinbach » Leyla Stevens » Maija Tammi » Thomas Taube » Simon Terrill » Yvonne Todd » James Tylor » Pierra Van Sparkes » Justine Varga » Harley Weir » Amanda Williams » Luke Willis Thompson » Anne Zahalka » Emmaline Zanelli » & others
Festival: 23 Apr – 10 May 2020
PHOTO Melbourne
11 Palmer Parade, Cremorne
Vic 3121 Melbourne
+61 (0)3-9413 2131
PHOTO is a major new international festival of photography that will activate Melbourne and sites across Regional Victoria with the most inspiring photography from Australia and around the world.
Taking place every two years, the festival addresses the major issues of our time in a program of free exhibitions, outdoor displays and artist commissions across the city, as well as talks, film screenings, masterclasses, education programs and awards. Presenting ideas critical to contemporary photographic discourse, PHOTO encourages the public to engage with and think about photography and visual culture in new and inspiring ways.
The inaugural festival, PHOTO 2020, runs from 23 April to 10 May 2020 and is being delivered in collaboration with over 25 cultural institutions, museums, galleries and universities. The theme for PHOTO 2020 invites artists, curators, writers and academics to interrogate the relationship between photography and truth in the post-internet age.