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Summary |
A photographic exhibition featuring the finalists in the 2011 Extreme Environment Photographic Competition |
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Start Date |
19th Nov 2012 |
End Date |
13th Dec 2012 |
Venue |
NEW Gallery, Newnham Campus |
Tasmanian Regional Arts 2012 Touring Program Presents: Extreme Environment
The Science and Research unit of Antarctic Tasmania held a photographic award exhibition in 2011 celebrating the beauty and diversity of the Antarctic landscape and the scientists who work there.
This exhibition is part of the 2011-2012 Antarctic Centennial Year with many events initiated to mark this milestone in the science calendar.
As an international event, the photographic award attracted entries from across the world, by both amateur and professional photographers, with these touring entries from seven nationalities. Images feature icons of the polar regions with boats, penguins, ice and the dramatic southern lights as well as the intrusions of man.
The touring exhibition includes finalists and winners in the competition with the intense blueness of “Polar Night” by L. Dybvik from Norway winning the $5,000 Trafalgar prize. The Wayne Papps Memorial prize was awarded to R. Kilpatrick for his image “Sunrise – RV Aurora Australis” whilst the People’s Choice went to J. Holkofor “Blue Berg”.
image credit: J Holko, Blue Berg

Authorised by the Head of School, Tasmanian College of the Arts
14 November, 2012
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