This week we visit "Beyond Reasonable Drought" at Old Parliament House. Think about the strategies of "social documentary" and how they are being applied to this show. Think also about how landscape is being presented - hopeful? hopeless? Are we destroying it all?
The other two exhibitons - must-see for everyone: The Pinhole camera show at Parliament House and Hilary Wardaugh's show at M16 in Fyshwick.
image: A dry and dusty life, 2002
Andrew CHAPMAN, born 1954.
The dust rises with the heat every day on Mossgiel Station during the worst drought in memory. Hearing the truck, hungry sheep emerge from a dust storm for feeding.
Mossgiel Station, Mossgiel, New South Wales.
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