Annisa Belonogoff’s animation video work presents us with two very different cultural worlds, a family of Russian Babushka dolls immersed in typical Aussie scenery.

Carolyn Stubbin’s series seeks to present another perspective on the narrow view of Muslim society represented by the mainstream media.

Carla Feltham’s work engages the unspectacular and often denied aspects of suburban life.

Vivian McLatchie’s photographs are an emotional journey into the past. The work is a tribute to her father, who was a bridge builder.

These images comprise about fifty monochrome photographs produced by members of the Fine Monochrome Print Group, a group aimed at the preservation of traditional darkroom photographic techniques.

The state we're in: Contemporary Queensland photography is the first exhibition to kick off the third Queensland Festival of Photography (QFP3), and it opens Saturday 29th January at 6pm at The University of Queensland Art Museum, University Drive, St Lucia.

Tonight (Wednesday 2nd December, 6.30pm) is the opening of Wherever you go, there you are - the 2009 Fine Arts & Photography Honours Exhibition at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.

P is for....an exhibition of photographic artists is a one-night event taking place Sunday 6th of December at Joshua Levi Galleries in Woolloongabba, with works by emerging photographic artists from Queensland College of Art, Griffith University.

The scheduled Talking Photo-media presentation this Thursday 19th November is cancelled. If you would like to see some great new photography, we recommend you come along to Dear Horizon - the photography graduate show at QCA, Griffith University.