George Silk, Photojournalist

I have several essays online relating to George Silk the photojournalist. Born in Levin, New Zealand in 1916, Silk served as a photojournalist for Life Magazine for 30 years.
He is well known as a war photographer, that part of his career began in 1939 serving for the Australian government in the Middle East, North Africa and Greece.
There are many other aspects of his achievements covered in my essays. Most of my research related to the exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia in 2000.
Here are the links to my essays:
Going to Extremes: George Silk, Photojournalist from the NGA exhibition catalogue
Going to extremes: George Silk photographer essay in Art & Australia
George Silk,Fawn and rainbow trout, tributary of the Madison River, Montana
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For the list of my essays (being updated) click here



Writing in the Rain, FX Harsono - Still from colour video 2011 Collection National Gallery of Australia







An exhibition notice for an exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art.


















Agents of Empire: How E.L. Mitchell’s photographs shaped Australia



Still have given notice of their final exhibition.


A new research book has been published by the National Gallery of Singapore. It contains essays on Southeast Asian art by 25 scholars.














































