MULLINS CONCEPTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE

Muswellbrook Arts Centre from 9 July, 2022. Selected Work - River, Mud & Silver Studded Boots 2022. Archival Inkjet Print 150 x 120 cm ( original chemigram 50 x 40 cm). This worked has been acquired into the Muswellbrook Regional Art Centre photography collection

 
 
 
Simone Darcy. Silver Gelatin Print 2022

Push Pull Series 2022, Shaddocks Architects Gallery, Newcastle. Unique Silver Gelatin Collage. 40.6 x 50.8 cm

 
 
 
 
 

Group Exhibition: Light Objects, Photography in the Expanded FieldPerth Centre for Photography 2018

Simone Darcy, Isobel Markus-Dunworth and Bernadette Smith

Light Objects – Photography in the Expanded Field is an exhibition of three photo-media artists stretching the medium of photography through explorations of light and objects in real space. Each artist challenges the idea of the conventional photograph allowing the photographic medium to expand beyond the flatness of the frame into three dimensions.

 
 
 
 

Reykjavik Museum of Photography Exhibition - Point North 2017. A collection of images based on the story of motherhood

 
 
 

I’m one of 260 photographers from 35 countries selected to be part of »A Process 2.0« during the opening weekend of Krakow Photomonth

 
 
 
 

Gaffa Photo Fest Group Show 2016. Finalists: Amanda Williams, Asami Wantanabe, Eloise Crossman, Harry Culy, Hayley Rose Hill, Heath McCalmont Parkinson, Hiroo Shinozuka, Kate Robertson, Kieran Butler, Matthew James, Michael Waite, Ngoc Nguyen, Nick de Lorenzo, Ruth Clifford and Simone Darcy

 
 
 
 

’TRACES’
4 FEBRUARY – 27 FEBRUARY, 2016

PARASKEVY BEGETIS, CIARAN BEGLEY, SIMONE DARCY, CLARE HOOPER, NICOLE EASTERBROOK, AKIRA LASKER, NATHAN LASKER, TOM MALEK & YIRGO YIANNOPOULOS

Traces examines the various relationships to artistic practice, as documentation or residue of an performance or action, the image or object reimaged through appropriation, the familiar made uncanny and the blurring of the definition between image and object

 

Maitland Regional Art Gallery exhibition: The Bus Stop Project