when: 28 April 2021 | venue: Darling Square Library | cost: Free | address: Levels 1 and 2, The Exchange, 1 Little Pier Street, Haymarket NSW 2000 | tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/changemaking-and-frontline-photography-john-janson-moore-tickets-147713149005
published: 25 Mar 2021, 5 min read
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City of Sydney Library Lunchtime Conversations are a series of free talks with authors, artists and experts.
Join award-winning photographer Dr John Janson-Moore to explore his photographs of Covid-19, the ongoing climate crisis and Aboriginal deaths in custody.
Through his photography, John explores the psychological and social response to these issues. His work asks, what can photography reveal about how we grapple with some of the most significant issues of our time?
John considers these inextricably linked issues to be at the epicentre of a dramatic, society-wide shift over the last 12 months. This shift has starkly revealed the deep, underlying fissures that lie at the very foundations of our country.
At the shift's coalface are stories of activists, grass roots community movements and concerned citizens. Those most impacted by these monumental upheavals also must be heard: young people, elders, frontline workers and the vulnerable. Take a photographic dive into these complex issues that linger beyond the daily news cycle.
The guest speaker's presentation will be followed by a short Q&A session.
Dr John Janson-Moore
John is an award-winning photographer, filmmaker and multidisciplinary audio-visual artist. His documentary work focuses on a range of issues with a strong focus on the social justice and Aboriginal rights movements across Australia. Using moving and still images, his artistic work is conceptual, traversing a precarious line between the real and imaginary.
John's work has been exhibited and published nationally and internationally. He was a collaborative artist at Sydney Biennale NIRIN 2020 and a winner of the Moran Prize for Contemporary Photography. His films have been shown on the ABC, SBS, and at film festivals around the world. He also holds a Doctorate in Creative Arts from the University of Technology Sydney.
This is a free event. Bookings essential. You can join the event at our Darling Square Library or online.
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To join the session in person, choose this option when you book. This is a Covid-safe event. Please read your booking confirmation carefully to join the event following our Covid-19 safety plan.
The venue has a reduced capacity and bookings are limited to 30 people. If you book a ticket and can't attend for any reason, please let us know as soon as possible.
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To join the session live on Zoom, choose this option when you book. Please read your booking confirmation carefully to join the event on Zoom. You'll need to install Zoom free on your computer or device to participate.
This event will be Auslan interpreted. To access the Auslan interpreting, you will need to use Zoom on a computer.
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City of Sydney Library Lunchtime Conversations are a series of free talks with authors, artists and experts.
Join award-winning photographer Dr John Janson-Moore to explore his photographs of Covid-19, the ongoing climate crisis and Aboriginal deaths in custody.
Through his photography, John explores the psychological and social response to these issues. His work asks, what can photography reveal about how we grapple with some of the most significant issues of our time?
John considers these inextricably linked issues to be at the epicentre of a dramatic, society-wide shift over the last 12 months. This shift has starkly revealed the deep, underlying fissures that lie at the very foundations of our country.
At the shift's coalface are stories of activists, grass roots community movements and concerned citizens. Those most impacted by these monumental upheavals also must be heard: young people, elders, frontline workers and the vulnerable. Take a photographic dive into these complex issues that linger beyond the daily news cycle.
The guest speaker's presentation will be followed by a short Q&A session.
Dr John Janson-Moore
John is an award-winning photographer, filmmaker and multidisciplinary audio-visual artist. His documentary work focuses on a range of issues with a strong focus on the social justice and Aboriginal rights movements across Australia. Using moving and still images, his artistic work is conceptual, traversing a precarious line between the real and imaginary.
John's work has been exhibited and published nationally and internationally. He was a collaborative artist at Sydney Biennale NIRIN 2020 and a winner of the Moran Prize for Contemporary Photography. His films have been shown on the ABC, SBS, and at film festivals around the world. He also holds a Doctorate in Creative Arts from the University of Technology Sydney.
This is a free event. Bookings essential. You can join the event at our Darling Square Library or online.
Booking options
Attend the event at Darling Square Library - Covid safety
To join the session in person, choose this option when you book. This is a Covid-safe event. Please read your booking confirmation carefully to join the event following our Covid-19 safety plan.
The venue has a reduced capacity and bookings are limited to 30 people. If you book a ticket and can't attend for any reason, please let us know as soon as possible.
Attend the event online
To join the session live on Zoom, choose this option when you book. Please read your booking confirmation carefully to join the event on Zoom. You'll need to install Zoom free on your computer or device to participate.
This event will be Auslan interpreted. To access the Auslan interpreting, you will need to use Zoom on a computer.
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Changemaking and frontline photography: John Janson-Moore 2021 is on 28 April 2021. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Haymarket. Call 02 9265 9333 for details.
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