Susan Fereday b. 1959

  • Artist (Video Artist),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Photographer)
Melbourne based artist who explores 'post-photographic' issues using a range of media, including digital and analogue photography, installation, video, light and shadow. From 1992 to 1995 Fereday was the Director of the Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, Victoria.
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Citations

  • Colless, Ed (1990), 'Amoré,’, Artspace, Sydney, NSW, (exhibition catalogue).

  • (1992), 'Ascendant, Anxious Objects, Astonish Me’, Linden Gallery, Melbourne, VIC, (exhibition catalogue) Essays by Jeffrey Fereday and Carolyn Barnes.

  • Fereday, Jeffrey (1993), 'Object a.’, Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, SA, (exhibition catalogue).

  • Koop, Stuart (ed.) (1993), 'Reflex’, Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, VIC, (exhibition catalogue) Essays Stuart Koop and Geoffrey Batchen.

  • Engberg, Juliana (ed.) (1993), 'The Aberrant Object: Women, Dada and Surrealism’, Museum of Modern Art at Heide, VIC, (exhibition catalogue) Essays by curator Juliana Engberg, Robyn McKenzie, Kenneth Wach, Anne Marsh.

  • Fereday, Jeffrey (1994), 'The Object of Photography’, (exhibition catalogue).

  • Schubert, Robert (1996), 'The Object of Photography’, Artspace, Sydney, NSW, (exhibition catalogue).

  • Linda Michael (ed.), (1996), 'Photography is Dead! Long Live Photography!’, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, NSW, (exhibition catalogue) Essays by Linda Michael, George Alexander, Martyn Jolly.

  • (2000), 'Susan Fereday, I Fall in Love With a Beautiful Newcomer Hiding a Deadly Secret’, Published by the artist, Melbourne, VIC, Book of poetic text.

  • Holubisky, Ihor, 'Susan Fereday at Brisbane IMA’, Art & Australia, pp.234-235, Summer 2002.

  • McFarlane, Kyla (ed.) (2009), 'Photographer Unknown’, Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne, VIC, (exhibition catalogue) Essays by Daniel Palmer and curator Kyla McFarlane.

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