Current Season Current Exhibitions Current Events Future Exhibitions Past Exhibitions Touring Exhibitions Exhibitions for Hire International News Exhibition Proposals Support our Gallery Upgrade ACP Membership FOLLOW US My Account 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 Cupolas 17 March - 15 April, 2000 Tue - Sun: 11.00am - 6.00pm Gallery One David Stephenson For centuries the dome has symbolised the hemisphere of the cosmos - eternity. At its apex is the all-seeing 'eye of god': suggesting the panopticon, in which actions are controlled by the gaze. David Stephenson has photographed the lavish ornament of many scores of such domes creating a sweeping taxonomy of virtual heavens - a typology of cupolas. Image Credits: •  David Stephenson Liquid Scrutiny Gallery One Rebecca Cummins Contrasting with the god's-eye-view of David Stephenson's Cupolas, Rebecca Cummins' Liquid Scrutiny is a tool for spying. Based on a design from 17th century Prague, the artist's wittily constructed 'paranoic dinner party' implicates the viewer in the seduction of secretive surveillance. Image Credits: •  Rebecca Cummins, Liquid Scruting (installation view) Baroccocontinuo Gallery Two Stephen Roach Stephen Roach is an Australian who lives in Italy. This exhibit unfolds around three distinct sites: a garden, an open-air theatre and the family house of the last baroque painter to the Bourbon court in Naples. Rather than document each location, the photographer has created hybrid panoramas, which play on the excessive, sensual and unclassical nature of the baroque. Image Credits: •  Stephen Roach Policies & Legal Notices  |  Copyright: Australian Centre for Photography, 2012. All Rights Reserved. Site by Suture Net  |  Hosting by Dreamhost  |  ADMIN