I have a joint exhibition with Sydney-based emerging artist Amy Dunn opening at 6pm tonight at the PhotoAccess Huw Davies Gallery. Amy and I went through art school together in the ANU School of Art Painting Workshop from 2004-2007, and ever since we have supported each other's artistic practice and have often been involved in the development of new bodies of work. A lot of this development has been conducted in the landscape, exploring, experimenting and observing each other as a figure in the landscape. While we both usually make works in which photography is source material and starting point, for this exhibition the photograph is the work that we are displaying. However, we have still used paint to explore the figure or the artist's interaction with the landscape. In the Landscape continues until 2 October.
Annika Harding, Something that I looked at in the landscape (afternoon walk, Black Mountain), 2016, acrylic on inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper, 46cm x 61cm