Canberra Critics Circle

Showing posts with label Photobook. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Photobook. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 19, 2023

Nucleo

Photography Book Review | Brian Rope Title: Nucleo Author: Wouter Van de Voorde Publisher: AREA Books (Paris) Format: 240 pages (all...

Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Uninnocent Landscapes

Photography Book Review | Brian Rope Title: Uninnocent Landscapes Author: Ian Terry Publisher: OUTSIDE THE BOX / Earth Arts Rights ...

Saturday, February 4, 2023

Death is not here

Photography Book Review | Brian Rope Title: Death is not here Author: Wouter Van de Voorde Publisher: Void | Australian Distributor: Per...

Friday, December 9, 2022

On the Western Edge: Witnessing Bluett's

Photography | Brian Rope On the Western Edge: Witnessing Bluett's | Various artists Manuka Arts Centre Gardens | 1 - 17 Dec 2022 ...

Saturday, May 7, 2022

Lifetime Book 1. Coming of age

Photography Book Review | Brian Rope Lifetime Book 1. Coming of age | Greg Dickins There have been various photo-books published about C...

Monday, May 31, 2021

Capital Country

Photography Book | Brian Rope Capital Country | Kate Matthews Many of us make books of our photographs. They range from very simple ho...

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About CCC

Canberra Critics Circle: The 35 year-old Canberra Critics’ Circle is the only such group of critics in Australia that runs across all the major art forms, not just performing arts. The circle changes each year depending on who is writing or broadcasting on the arts in Canberra. Our aim is to provide a focal point for Canberra reviewers in print and electronic media through discussions and forums. As well, awards are made at the discretion of Circle members to Canberra Region artists. The CCC has always resisted making awards in “best-of” categories. Arts practice is not a competitive race and Canberra is a small pool where it would be ridiculous to pre-impose categories, apart from major art form genres. The idea is that we, the critics, single out qualities we have noticed -- things which have struck us as important. These could be expressed as abstracts, like impact, originality, creativity, craftsmanship and excellence. The views expressed are solely those of the individuals providing them and do not reflect the opinions of the Canberra Critics Circle itself. Our year is from September 30 2025 to September 30 2026. Convener of the Circle is Helen Musa.

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