FotoFreo 2008 Projections

The audio visual projections selected for FotoFreo 2008 are listed below together with the title of the projection.

The first projection will take place on Sunday 6th April 2008 in the theatrette at the Maritime Museum on Victoria Quay (after the opening of the exhibitions at that venue), and the second on Saturday 12th of April 2008 in the theatrette in the School of Medecine at the University of Notre Dame Australia (next to the Moores Building).

PLEASE NOTE that both of these venues have limited seating (only 200 seats at each)

Sunday 6th Apil, 8pm WAMM theatrette

Ami Vitale (USA based in India) – Kashmir
Kemal Jufri (Indonesia) – Triple Blow: Indonesia in the Midst of Catastrophes
Munem Wasif (Bangladesh) – Old Dhaka-Belonging
Lisa Wiltse (Australia) Fairfax – Dhaka, Bangladesh
Siddharth Jain (India) – Rajasthan: Scenes from the unseen
Michael Amendolia (Australia) – Preventable Blindness in North Korea
Kosuke Okahara (Japan) Dancing at the bottom – Colombia
Adam Ferguson (Australian based in India) – Heroin in Manipur
Tim Clayton (UK based in Australia) – The Extraordinary land divers of Pentecost.
Stuart Isett(USA) – Lost Boyz: Deporting the Cambodian Diaspora
Gerhard Jörén(Sweden now working from Hong Kong) – First Deadly Sin
Martine Perret (France based in East Timor) – M O N U C - Peacekeepers in action in the Eastern Part of the Democratic Rebublic of Congo September 2006 - April 2007
Mikhael Subotsky (South Africa) Magnum Photos – Beaufort West
Jacob Aue Sobol (Denmark) Magnum Photos –Sabine
Alessandra Sanguinetti (USA) Magnum Photos – The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of their Dreams
Trent Parke (Australia) Magnum Photos – Coming Soon
James Brickwood (Australia) – Schoolies celebrate graduation in Surfer's Paradise
Cara Bowerman (Australia) – the ‘Deni Ute Muster’
Glenn Campbell (Australia) – North!……True!
Craig Golding (Australian) – Surf Club

Saturday 12th April 8pm, Medical School Theatrette, UNDA Henry Street

James Whitlow Delano (USA based in Japan) - China: Dystopia / Utopia
Manca Juvan (Slovenia) Metaphor Images – Venezuela – “socialism of the 21st century”?
Rafal Milach (Poland) – Metaphor Images courtesy of Anzenberger - Young Russia
Bohdan Warchomij (Australia) Metaphor Images – Abandoned/ A History of Chornobyl
Jan-Joseph Stok (Holland) Metaphor Images – Congo
Robert McPherson (Australia/Norway) Metaphor Images – Kazakh Nomads
Guy Vinciguerra (Australia) – Silk Road Stories
Tom Williams (Australia) – D.F. (Federal District) Mexico City
Cara Bowerman (Australia) – ‘Chewton’
Tony Reddrop (Australia) – Whanau Gathering
Steve Christo (Australia) – Hounds – Greyhound Racing
Mark Dundas (Australia) – Newtown Photos
Andrew Jamieson (Australia) – A Portrait of the Australian Outback
Bo Janmaat (Netherlands now working in Australia) – Accidental Faces & Crashed Cars
Martin Reeves (UK based in Thailand) – Images from the Hidden Realm
Simon Larbalestier (UK based in Bangkok) – Khok Tamol is a sanctuary for elderly Khmers, mainly women, located on the outskirts of Siem Reap.
Ben Bohane (Australia based in Vanuatu) – The Black Islands – Spirit and War in Melanesia
Agnès Dherbeys (France based in Thailand) – Timor Leste: The shattered dreams of independence
Travis Beard (Australia) – Afghanistan's first independent photo agency, Aina Photo Agency
Jack Picone (Australia based in Bangkok) – Human Rights, Human Wrongs – Caught in the Crossfire
Marcus Bleasdale – Rape of a Nation.





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