Sandy Edwards b. 1948

Also known as Sandra Edwards
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist
Documentary photographer and photography curator Sandy Edwards was born in Bluff, New Zealand, 1948, and arrived in Sydney in 1961.
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  • Self Assured (creator of)
  • Indelible (various works) (creator of)
  • Paradise is a Place photographic series (creator of)
  • Brewarrina photographic series (As a part of 'After 200 Years' project) (creator of)
  • CSR Pyrmont Refinery Centenary Project (creator of)
  • CSR Pyrmont Refinery Centenary Project (creator of)
  • Brewarrina photographic series (As a part of 'After 200 Years' project) (creator of)
  • Paradise is a Place photographic series (creator of)
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Related events
  • The Challenged Landscape (None)
  • Double Exposure, 10 Contemporary Art Photographers (exhibited at)
  • Oculi: Terra Australia Incognita (exhibited at)
  • Indelible (exhibited at)
  • Australian Postwar Photodocumentary (None)
  • Momiji: An Autumn in Japan (exhibited at)
  • Skin: Women on Women (WOW) (exhibited at)
  • First Love, in Close Relations (exhibited at)
  • Paradise is a Place (exhibited at)
  • Inheritance (exhibited at)
  • Peer Pressure (exhibited at)
  • Brewarrina Photos with Boomalli artists (exhibited at)
  • Portraits (exhibited at)
  • The Intimate Experience (exhibited at)
  • The Nude in Photography 1860-1991 (exhibited at)
  • Images of Men (exhibited at)
  • Welcome to Brewarrina (exhibited at)
  • Passion (exhibited at)
  • More Than A Document, Art at Work (exhibited at)
  • Australian Photography (exhibited at)
  • A Changing Relationship: Aboriginal Themes in Australian Art 1938-1988 (exhibited at)
  • Shades of Light-Photography and Australia 1839 to 1988 (None)
  • Image Perfect (exhibited at)
  • Living in the 70s: Australian Photographs (exhibited at)
  • Image Perfect: Australian fashion Photography in the 1980s (exhibited at)
  • Parliament House Photography Commission: selected works (exhibited at)
  • CSR Photography Project (regional tour) (exhibited at)
  • Three Photographers (exhibited at)
  • A Narrative with Sexual Overtones: Critical Distance (exhibited at)
  • Nothing New (exhibited at)
  • CSR Pyrmont Refinery Centenary Project (exhibited at)
  • Image Perfect (exhibited at)
  • Double Exposure, 10 Contemporary Art Photographers (exhibited at)
  • Oculi: Terra Australia Incognita (exhibited at)
  • Nothing New (exhibited at)
  • Skin: Women on Women (WOW) (exhibited at)
  • Peer Pressure (exhibited at)
  • Brewarrina Photos with Boomalli artists (exhibited at)
  • Portraits (exhibited at)
  • The Intimate Experience (exhibited at)
  • The Nude in Photography 1860-1991 (exhibited at)
  • Images of Men (exhibited at)
  • Passion (exhibited at)
  • More Than A Document, Art at Work (exhibited at)
  • Australian Photography (exhibited at)
  • A Changing Relationship: Aboriginal Themes in Australian Art 1938-1988 (exhibited at)
  • Living in the 70s: Australian Photographs (exhibited at)
  • Parliament House Photography Commission: selected works (exhibited at)
  • A Narrative with Sexual Overtones: Critical Distance (exhibited at)
  • Three Photographers (exhibited at)
  • CSR Photography Project (regional tour) (exhibited at)
  • CSR Pyrmont Refinery Centenary Project (exhibited at)
  • Indelible (exhibited at)
  • Momiji: An Autumn in Japan (exhibited at)
  • First Love, in Close Relations (exhibited at)
  • Paradise is a Place (exhibited at)
  • Welcome to Brewarrina (exhibited at)
  • Image Perfect: Australian fashion Photography in the 1980s (exhibited at)
  • Inheritance (exhibited at)
  • The Challenged Landscape (None)
  • Australian Postwar Photodocumentary (None)
  • Shades of Light-Photography and Australia 1839 to 1988 (None)