Mother & Daughter Photographic Exhibition
Sally McInerney in conversation with Dr Margaux Dombkins about the historic photographic exhibition with her mother, Olive Cotton – “Mother & Daughter: A Conversation: These two notable Australian women photographers are exhibiting together for the very first time.
Olive Cotton was married to renowned photographer, Max Dupain in the 1930s and ran the Dupain Studio in Sydney during the early war years. Olive later remarried Max McInerney and moved to Koorawatha, regional NSW.
Olive’s daughter, Sally McInerney is a highly accomplished photographer and has held many solo exhibitions. This collection of Sally’s images reflects her life in Sydney and her love of the country.
Olive Cotton is now widely celebrated as one of Australia’s greatest photographers.
Olive Cotton & Sally McInerney Mother & Daughter: A Conversation
Opened by Rex Dupain Tuesday 13 May 2014 6 – 8 pm
A Featured Exhibition as part of the 2014 Head On Photo Festival
13 – 24 May 2014 at Damien Minton Gallery 583 Elizabeth St, Redfern
More info: www.sallymcinerney.com
TO LISTEN TO MY INTERVIEW WITH SALLY MCINERNEY:
Thanks for your company
Margaux