Barbara McGrady: Australia Has a Black History
exhibition | Barbara on Blakchat | opening
Bringing Barbara McGrady's photography to life
Photographic philosopher - Living Black

What the Sherriff shot | Sherrif Shots Photography

Elders explore the meaning of home | SSH
  

photos@mutti - exhibit BelindaMason/BridgeHousing 107

My ‘Deadly Sports Heroes’ exhibition has come down
and the new images are being installed at Glebe.
Come check it out all you mob! Barb

15 powerful images ... more than survivers..we are thrivers.

Naabami (thou will/shall see): Barangaroo (army of me)
60 portraits honouring Barangaroo | Brenda L. Croft
                             sneak peak @Barangaroo-fb
&  T h e  N a t i o n a l - ArtGalleryNSW   

Speaking Out

our locals @ Broadway Glebe NAIDOC

  
Celebration of Barb's career, connection to community & deadly eye
kicking off a 6 month program of community events and workshops.
  

photos | photos | NITV

Aunty Barb McGrady photographs @ Australian Museum
  

The mind behind the lens   [artguide]

 
Barbara McGrady in the 2020 Bienniale
  

'Remembering TJ'(would have turned 34) @BarbsMac

Caretakers of culture in the time of coronavirus

hEAd oN photo festival
Belinda Mason & Dixie Link Gordon - Artist talk 6/5
  

 
b r e a k i n g s i l e n t c o d e s . c o m . a u

Mum Shirl - Black Saint of Redfern | Elaine Syron

hEAd oN photo festival
Hidden shame: Confronting Deaths in Custody hEAd oN
ISJA's reflection - final analysis and conclusions

silent marches for Deaths in Custody - ongoing

Angeline Penrith: semi-finalist 2019 Moran Prize

Deadly women of Redfern

exhibition by Barbara McGrady @ NCIE
Aunty Barb on Speaking Out | flyer
  

Barbara McGrady - black perspective through the lens

Photographs of the Waterloo area, about to change

Barbara McGrady: Always Will Be

curated by Sandy Edwards

retrospective photography exhibition

Looking through the lens with an Aboriginal perspective [NITV]
Gary Foley was LIVE
 

 

online educational resource from NITV

Down the barrel: Indigenous resistance
The Photography of Elaine Syron  

A Day of conversations

photos by Barbara McGrady | watch on YouTube

The land rights photography of Elaine Syron [ALC]

Elaine Syron - biography and photography collections

Elaine at 'Talk the Change/Change the Talk'

hEAd oN photo festival

I would buy ... 10 years on Rebecca Hickey Marilyn Hickey Kathy Hickey Cynthia Hickey Bianca Hickey Greg Walford Victor Walford Kirsty Hickey Elizabeth Warning

Keeping Place
includes many boxes of Elaine's Redfern photos

Redfern in the '90s, photographs by Brenda Croft
 

Watch Daniel Browning with Brenda, Suzanne Ingram,
Bonny Briggs, Jody Chester, Mary Mumbulla, Tim Bishop

Desperate measures: Barbara McGrady [NITV]

Sydney Elders at the Australian Museum
exhibition of photographs by Mervyn Bishop

promo for Family and culture day @ Black Capital

All Albums » I spy
http://www.sydneymedia.com.au/2768-sydney-through-the-eyes-of-child-photographers/

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Concert for TJ, 18 February 2004 - Juno Gemes

 
Elaine's photo of Vernon Chilly who grew up in Mum Shirl's home in Redfern

Guwanyi: stories of the Redfern Aboriginal community was exhibited at the Museum of Sydney. The exhibition was curated by Brad Webb, with assistance from Paul Jones, Shane Phillips and Cathy Craigie, using the work of four photographers: two Aboriginal – Brenda L Croft and Michael Riley, and two non-Aboriginal – Roger Parton and Elaine Kitchener (now Elaine Pelot Syron). A booklet of the same name as the exhibition was published and contains essays and interviews with people from Redfern.
 

Guwanyi ['to tell'] is also in our oral history section

The big deal is black ♠️ - Brenda Croft @ ACP

Bonny Briggs & Matthew Cook, Aboriginal Community Health Services, Pitt St, Redfern
'Conference call' Biennale exhibition by Brenda Croft

Guwanyi: stories of the Redfern Aboriginal community
 
'They are really just snapshots. I didn’t go out to try and compose these
 photos – they are just snapshots of people in a certain time and place.
Blackfellas love it when they have their photographs taken by people that they know.
They pose up real big when you pull the camera out – especially family.' 1980s
  
michaelriley.com.au


Sights unseen Pt 1 - Grant Leigh Saunders' film

We are brothers [Mark Tedeschi]

Eveleigh St

Portraits 1981-1984 / photographed by Penny Tweedie

Isobel Coe at Murawina

Richard Pacey (with Auntie Phyllis Hickey?)
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Proof: Portraits from the movement 1978–2003 | Juno Gemes

24.5.1967 Five-year-old Victor Hookey (left) and
six-year-old Mark Anthony were snapped in Edward
Lane, near The Settlement by George Lipman for SMH.

The Redfern All Blacks in 1946 | SLNSW Ronald Briggs