#Hilary Wardhaugh

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Hilary Wardhaugh. Ngunnawal country at Westlake in Canberra, Australia.

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2022 in Review

Photography | Brian Rope 2022 in Review This time last year I wrote of local photo artists continuing to make their marks. 2022 has surpassed it. I have seen and reviewed 37 exhibitions of photography-related artworks, including videography, post-digital and networked photographic art. It began with Judith Nangala Crispin’s sell out show at Grainger Gallery, which resulted in a Canberra…

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Eventually New Zealand Will Nuke Up: Daniel 7

New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins, left, meets Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Canberra, Australia, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2023. [AP Photo/Hilary Wardhaugh] Anti-China campaign ramps up in New Zealand 10 March 2023 This week the corporate media in the United States and Australia launched a coordinated barrage aimed at preparing their populations for war against China in the very…

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Pictures of You

Photography Exhibition Review Pictures of You | Hilary Wardhaugh Belconnen Arts Centre | 2–17 December 2022, & 17 January – 5 February 2023 In 2017, Canberran John Brookes was given three months to live. He reached out to an artist to paint a memorial portrait. He is still going five years later and intends to continue for the foreseeable future! Along the way, Brookes established Canberry…

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No Name Lane

Review of Photography “Exhibition” No Name Lane | Hilary Wardhaugh End date not known yet, but probably until the end of 2022 Many, if not all, cities and towns have pedestrian laneways without names. Queanbeyan has one that is now being referred to as No Name Lane. It runs off the northern side of Monaro Street and is directly opposite Blacksmiths Lane on the southern side. After securing…

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MONACHOPSIS

Exhibition Review: Photography MONACHOPSIS | Hilary Wardhaugh CCAS Manuka | 14 – 24 March 2024 Speaking at the opening of her exhibition, local long-established career professional photographer, Hilary Wardhaugh, announced it was the first step in her new career as an artist. There was much laughter and positive response to that. Having long believed artists can emerge later in their life…