Heather B Swann, Bronek Kozka, Annika Koops and our own lovely staff member Mish Meijers are all finalists in the Substation Contempoaray Art Prize, announced 21st of September 2012.
Raymond Arnold, Neil Haddon, Tim Burns and Megan Walch are all finalists in the 2012 City of Hobart Art Prize. Announced 5th of October 2012.
Barbie Kjar, Peter Atkins, Heather B Swann and Prudence Flint have all been selected for inclusion in this years Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery 2012 National Works on Paper exhbition. Ends 7 October.
Bronek Kozka is a finalist in the 2012 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, announced 26 October 2012.
Showing posts with label Bronek Kozka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bronek Kozka. Show all posts
Thursday, 13 September 2012
Monday, 19 March 2012
Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Photography Award
Congratulations to Anne MacDonald & Bronek Kozka, both finalists in the 2012 Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Photography Award. Announced 31 March.
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
Bronek Kozka featured in current issue of Artist Profile magazine
The work of Melbourne photographic artist Bronek Kózka occupies an intigiung space. Drawing on snippets of collective and personal memory, his highly construced, meticulously lit images trace an unlikely path between mnemonic index and vividly filmic tableaux.
But while cinema would seem a central reference to Kózka's fastidiuosly detailed photographs, he frames his practice in a far more personal and poetic light. Born into a part Jewish family from a village near Auschwitz, his experience of familial history has loomed large in his reading of the world and the place of memory and the photographs within that.
Check out Artist Profile magazine for the rest of this article written by Dan Rule.
Bronek Kózka's exhibition Memory: Pandora's Hippocampus is currently on now until the 3rd of September.
But while cinema would seem a central reference to Kózka's fastidiuosly detailed photographs, he frames his practice in a far more personal and poetic light. Born into a part Jewish family from a village near Auschwitz, his experience of familial history has loomed large in his reading of the world and the place of memory and the photographs within that.
Check out Artist Profile magazine for the rest of this article written by Dan Rule.
Bronek Kózka's exhibition Memory: Pandora's Hippocampus is currently on now until the 3rd of September.
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