A landmark retrospective showcasing the iconic works of Australian photographer Max Dupain.
Wednesday 25 August 2027
to Thursday 15 July 2027
State Library of NSW Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Sydney NSW 2000
Step into the world of Max Dupain, one of Australia's most celebrated photographers, through this comprehensive retrospective. This exhibition offers a rare glimpse into his influential work, capturing the essence of Australian life and landscape.
Visitors will be captivated by the striking black-and-white images that have defined Australian photography for decades. It's a perfect outing for families interested in art and history, providing inspiration and cultural enrichment.
This exhibition features a curated selection of Dupain's most iconic photographs, highlighting his mastery of light and composition. Expect to see images that span his entire career, reflecting his unique perspective on Australian identity.
The exhibit is suitable for all ages, making it an excellent educational experience for school-aged children and their parents. It encourages appreciation for visual storytelling and artistic expression.
The exhibition is held at the State Library of NSW, located on Macquarie Street in Sydney. The venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers facilities for families.
Visitors can enjoy the library's other resources and amenities, making it a full day of cultural discovery. Parking and accessibility options are available to accommodate all guests.
The exhibition runs from August 25, 2026, to July 15, 2027, providing ample opportunity to visit at your convenience. It is advisable to check the library's opening hours before planning your visit.
Photography within the exhibition may be restricted, so please observe all signage and staff instructions. The venue is family-friendly but requires supervision of children at all times.
Admission details should be confirmed directly with the State Library of NSW, as pricing may vary. Some events or guided tours related to the exhibition might require advance booking.
Check the library's official website or contact them for the latest information on tickets, group visits, and any special offers.
