Current Season Current Exhibitions Current Events Video Lounge Future Exhibitions Past Exhibitions Touring Exhibitions News Catalogues Online Projects How to propose an exhibition Exhibitions for Hire 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 8 April - 22 May Tue - Sun: 11.00am - 6.00pm Galleries One, Two and Foyer Photographs by Stephen Dupont & Paul Blackmore with films by Bob Connolly & Robin Anderson In a survey of the World's capitals, the Economist ranked Papua New Guinea's Port Moresby as the World's least 'livable' city. From first contact in 1930s to present-day gang warfare, this exhibition explores the troubled life of Australia's nearest neighbour. Raskols - Stephen Dupont Stephen Dupont's large portrait series documents members of the Kips Kanoni (Red Devils) gang in Port Moresby. Images of Papua New Guinea - Paul Blackmore Setting a wider contempoary context Paul Blackmore's photographs reflect daily struggles and diverse cultures of one of the fastes growing populations in the region. First Contact - Bob Connolly & Robin Anderson Bob Connolly and Robin Anderson's award-winning film on the Leahy brothers' documentation of the first contact in Papua New Guinea will be screening continuously each morning and afternoon. A program of lunchtime screenings of Connolly and Anderson's three films on PNG will run throughout the exhibition. See the Screening Times of the ACP website for more information. Image Credits: •  Stephen Dupont from Raskols 2004 •  Paul Blackmore Mudman, Goroka 2004 •  Robin Anderson Robert Connolly with Joseph Madang, central character in Black Harvest Stephen Dupont is represented by Contact Press Images, New York Paul Blackmore is represented by Stills Gallery, Sydney and Rapho, Paris Bob Connolly and Robin Anderson's films are available through Arundel Productions, Sydney Terms and Conditions | © Copyright: Australian Centre for Photography, 2008. All Rights Reserved. Site by Suture Net | Hosting by Dreamhost