WOMEN * NOW ART EXHIBITION

Illustration: Camila Paz. *by women we mean cis, trans & non-binary inclusive.

The Queen Victoria Women's Centre in Melbourne will be showing feminist art from over 50 artists, makers and designers.

I was successful with my submission to this exciting exhibition and I am thrilled to take part with my photograph.

Untitled I
© Barbara Oehring

WOMEN* NOW Salon Exhibition

Birnbeal Space, Queen Victoria Women's Centre

210 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

Tuesday 15 November 2022 until Friday 13 January 2023

Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM

For more details please visit https://www.qvwc.org.au/ 

Head On Photo Festival: AddOn 2022

I am delighted to participate again in the annual  Head On Festival group show 'AddOn'.

This non competitive, anonymous, photographic exhibition is one of the core events of the Head On Photo Festival in Sydney, Australia. It is curated by Charles McKean and Festival Director Moshe Rosenzveig.

'AddOn' 2022 will be displayed in the Yalagang Room in the brand-new Bondi Pavilion.

For more details please visit https://headon.org.au/exhibitions/addon-2022/

AFTERSHOCK: Legacy of the Pandemic

AFTERSHOCK Legacy of the Pandemic rounds off the series of Pandemic virtual exhibitions at Magnet's Virtual 3D Gallery. 

I was delighted to take part in the earlier two exhibitions 5KM RADIUS in 2020 and STILL LIVING in 2021.

Now I am showing my 2022 work 'Stillness' in AFTERSHOCK.

Stillness I
Barbara Oehring 2022

Stillness II
Barbara Oehring 2022

Stillness III
Barbara Oehring 2022

To experience this work in a virtual 3D gallery setting I invite you to go to https://magnet.org.au/gallery/aftershock/

I am very pleased that the two earlier exhibitions in the documentary 'trilogy' of the Pandemic 5KM RADIUS and STILL LIVING can still be seen here  https://magnet.org.au/our-galleries/

Miracle: A piece of Ferntree Gully in the Docklands

I am grateful Ferntree Gully News attended the opening of MIRACLE, an exhibition of photographs by Pam Davison, Sue Jackson, Margot Sharman and myself. Thank you to Meg Hellyer for reporting on the show.

'Since the first year of Gully News Barbara Oehring’s photographs have captured moments that make our community special. Recently her photos brought a little piece of Ferntree Gully to the Docklands. An exhibition held at Magnet Galleries at District Docklands featured the work of Melbourne photographers Pam Davison, Sue Jackson, Margot Sharman and Barbara Oehring. Entitled ‘Miracles’ the photographs paid homage to the simple miracles surrounding us every day in homes, and neighbourhoods. Each image showed that even in the toughest of times there is always beauty around and something to be grateful for.
Shown here is Barbara’s photograph ‘Monitor’, one of her four photos exhibited. The ever alert goanna watches, from a tree top in Walbundry Avenue.
Congratulations to all on a wonderful exhibition, and congratulations Barbara!'

Monitor
© Barbara Oehring 2022

I am delighted to announce this photographic exhibition.

Come take a walk with us. A miracle could be waiting for you.