https://photocollective.com.au/opportunities/photo-collective/stories/
https://ezproduction.fr/vv/mdp.html
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/jun/22/no-blood-stained-the-wattle-a-picture-essay
It's so lovely to be included in '31 Photographers to watch' by the British Journal of Photography.
https://www.bjp-online.com/tag/aletheia-casey/
I'm thrilled to be awarded the Judge's Commendation Award at the Iris Awards, Perth Centre of Photography.
The exhibition will continue until the 3rd of November at the perth Centre for Photography, Kings Street Arts Centre, Murray Street, Perth.
"Interventions and Interruptions" is now open at Photofusion Gallery, London. My body of work "No Blood Stained the Wattle" is now being shown at Photofusion, 17a Electric Lane, Brixton, London. The exhibition is a group show with three other amazing artists. Here's a little more about it:
This exhibition will feature the work of four artists whose divergent individual practices, ranging from documentary photography to book-making, installation and still life, are all highly experimental. The work on display will include an installation by Tom Pope that relies on motion-sensitive mechanisms to create images that essentially document the presence of the audience; Sue Ridge’s ethereal x-ray inventories of institutional archives; Aletheia Casey’s documentary series that, unusually for the genre, incorporates images made from heavily manipulated negatives; and Katie Bret Day’s experimental book, ‘Lacuna’.
I'm delighted to be a I'm a finalist for the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Award.
Here are the details, congratulations to the other finalists:
https://hota.com.au/gallery/josephine-ulrick-and-win-schubert-photography-award-2018/
I'm delighted to be a finalist for the Iris Award at the Perth Centre for Photography.
Here are the details, well done to the other finalists:
My series "No Blood Stained the Wattle" is being shown at Noorderlicht International Photography festival in the Netherlands. From 23rd June to the 23rd September:
I've just been interviewed in Lomography Magazine:
The Guardian has just published my series "After the Apology" which tells the story of Australian indigenous women affected by the discriminatory policies of Australia's past. Today marks the day when, ten years ago, the former Australian prime minister made a formal apology to the men and women affected by these policies:
My recent commission from the BBC on spirituality is now on-line:
I've been selected as a semi-finalist in the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize. The finalist will be selected in the coming weeks.
http://www.moranprizes.com.au/competition/2018-moran-contemporary-photographic-prize/semi-finalists
Lumina's public art project: Women by Women of International Women's Day 2018
Women portrayed by women, is the theme for LUMINA's first national paste-up, public art project exhibiting in March across Australia.
Marking International Women's Day, the collective is exhibiting images of eight important women, recognising and honouring them in public spaces in major cities and regional areas throughout Australia. The intimate portraits depict mothers, sisters, daughters, artists and activists: a tribute from each member of Lumina.
“Women by Women acknowledges female figures in our lives who are important to us and inspire our practice,” said Lumina member Lyndal Irons.
“All have made a strong impact and we are laying tribute to them in public forums across Australia.”
Work will be showing throughout the month of March, launching officially March 7, 2018 across the country in time for International Women’s Day March 8, 2018.
Venues:
Bendigo Regional Art Gallery, Queensland College of Art, SUN STUDIOS, Melbourne Polytechnic, Launceston Aquatic Centre and EY Centre 200 George Street by Mirvac, Sydney.
October 2017
This image of my mother will be appearing on the front cover of the second issue of Sheshootsfilm, looking forward to seeing it in print.
October 2017
I have work in Contact Sheet's exhibition: "Who is He?", opening on Saturday the 14th in Sydney.
June 2017
The launch of our new collective, Lumina is happening this Thursday in Sydney, please come along!
https://www.facebook.com/events/568350913335166/?ref=46
June 2017
Very excited that Lumina is being featured in Vogue Italia with images from the collective and news of our official launch this Thursday June 8.We will be celebrating the launch at Black Eye Gallery in Darlinghurst, Sydney from 6-8pm on Thursday with the opening of our first collective show. It would be great to see you there!
http://www.vogue.it/fotografia/news/2017/06/07/lumina-collettivo-fotografico-australiano-fondato-da-otto-artiste/
June 2017
The Sydney Morning Herald has just written an article on the launch of Australia's newest photographic collective, which I'm proud to be a founding member of:
http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/national/lumina-australias-new-photography-collective-20170602-gwj0p1.html
The Daily Advertiser have also published an article on Lumina:
http://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/story/4706993/new-photo-collective-promises-fresh-look-at-australia/
May 2017
I am thrilled to have just initiated a new collective in Australia with the wonderful Morganna Magee, titled Lumina. Stay tuned for more on this!
March 2017
As part of International Women's Day I will be In Conversation with Paul McDonald tonight at:
3 Wise Monkeys, 555 George Street, Sydney. Please come along if you are in the city.
March 2017
My new series No Blood Stained the Wattle is being featured on the Firecracker website, which is the inspiring platform for female voices in photography. Thank you to the amazing Fiona Rogers for asking me to take part:
http://www.fire-cracker.org/feature/4593172098
January 2017
Photo voice are featuring me in their 10 Questions section this month:
https://photovoice.org/ten-questions-with-aletheia-casey/
November 2016
My work is being featured today on the BBC IN PICTURES SITE:
http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-38142496
November 2016
My body of work produced for my Masters titled "No Blood Stained the Wattle" is being featured on the UAL blog:
http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/london-college-of-communication/2016/11/16/spotlight-on-ma-photography-ma-photojournalism-and-documentary-photography-lcc-postgraduate-shows-2016/?_ga=1.99659870.1979492046.1480053580
October 2016
I'm currently The Artists in Residence at Hill End through the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery.
September 2016
I'm back in Sydney, any enquiries please call me on my Australian number
August 2016
I'm currently working in Italy. For commissions or inquiries please email me or call +39 331 9648594
June 2016
My series after the Apology has been published in Sweden's Re:Public magazine, here's the online version:
http://tidningenrepublic.se/skribent/aletheia-casey
May 2015
My After the Apology series is being exhibited at National Sorry Day at Chatswood convention Centre
May 2015
I'm very happy to be announced a winner of the Magenta Flash Forward Award. Here are the details:
http://www.magentafoundation.org/flash-forward/
March 2015
My work After the Apology is being featured on Feature Shooter today.
http://www.featureshoot.com/2015/03/powerful-portraits-confront-the-trauma-of-australias-stolen-generations/
August 2014
I'm heading back to Sydney on the 29th of August - exactly the day when the Photography Festival Reportage kicks off. I'm happy to have my work included in the exhibition at the Australian Centre for Photography. Please feel free to come along on Friday night for the opening.
August 2014
I'll be in London until the end of August. My contact details in London are: 07477 576 738
July-August 2014
I'm pleased to have one of my images included in this year's Royal Photographic Society's 157th Print exhibition. The exhibition will first be shown in Greenwich Heritage Centre, London, and then will tour the UK:
http://www.rps.org/exhibitions-and-competitions/current-exhibitions/international-print-exhibition-157
June 2014
I'll be in London until the end of August. My contact details in London are:
07477 576 738
June 2014
I'm happy to say that my work on Iran will be featured in Magenta Flash Forward's 10th year book publication:
http://www.magentafoundation.org/publications/flash-forward-tenth/
May 2014
My series After the Apology is being featured today on the BBC's website:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-27516379
6 November 2012
My photograph of the Iranian Tomato famers will be included in an exhibition at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon from the 10th of November. Here's the link:
http://www.rsc.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/a-world-elsewhere-exhibition.aspx