TRACES: The Photography of Chris Bell
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Author: Chris Bell
This short-run, bespoke publication is by celebrated Tasmanian photographer Chris Bell. It features 50 of Chris’s finest images. Written texts include a foreword by Jon Addison, curator at Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, an essay by Emeritus Professor Tim Bonyhady, one of Australia’s foremost environmental lawyers and cultural historians.Chris also writes a short and powerful reflection on his love of the natural world and describes the very first moment when, as a boy standing in the plunging gorges of Kanangra Walls in New South Wales, he was mesmerised by ‘hazy-blue space and dizzying cliffs’ and despite having no words at the time he records that ‘those impressions would forever remain with me.’The release of TRACES coincides with a major exhibition of Chris Bell’s photographs at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania in September 2025, curated by Jon Addison.Profits from the book will support the protection of Tasmania’s wild and endangered environments.
ISBN 9781763500723. Outside the Box/Earth Arts Rights. hb. 116 pages. 28.2 x 32 cm.
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This short-run, bespoke publication is by celebrated Tasmanian photographer Chris Bell. It features 50 of Chris’s finest images. Written texts include a foreword by Jon Addison, curator at Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, an essay by Emeritus Professor Tim Bonyhady, one of Australia’s foremost environmental lawyers and cultural historians.Chris also writes a short and powerful reflection on his love of the natural world and describes the very first moment when, as a boy standing in the plunging gorges of Kanangra Walls in New South Wales, he was mesmerised by ‘hazy-blue space and dizzying cliffs’ and despite having no words at the time he records that ‘those impressions would forever remain with me.’The release of TRACES coincides with a major exhibition of Chris Bell’s photographs at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania in September 2025, curated by Jon Addison.Profits from the book will support the protection of Tasmania’s wild and endangered environments.
ISBN 9781763500723. Outside the Box/Earth Arts Rights. hb. 116 pages. 28.2 x 32 cm.
available