Once Were Photographs ... Peter Lyssiotis

From Deakin University Art Gallery, this exhibition of works by writer and photographer Peter Lyssiotis questions the relationship between photography and memory. What was once a photograph has been erased, scratched, sand papered, smoothed and reworked to create a new image.

A City of Whitehorse resident, Peter Lyssiotis is represented in major art and book collections across the globe including Cyprus, France, Holland, Switzerland, the United States and Australia – notably the Deakin University Art Collection and the City of Whitehorse Art Collection.

FREE Floor Talk - Book now to secure your place.

Peter Lyssiotis will give a Floor Talk at 5.30pm on Thursday 17 November at Whitehorse Artspace. This free public event is open to the community. It is a rare chance to hear this incredible artist share his insights and explain how he manipulates photographs to create entirely new artworks. As a renowned Photomonteur, Peter's Floor Talk is sure to captivate the imagination of all attendees.

Guests are most welcome to stay for the Official Launch of the exhibition at 6pm.

Please phone 9262 6250 to rsvp.

Above: Peter Lyssiotis, Untitled (from the Men of Flowers series) 2011 © The artist