Matthew Dunne
(b. 1989, Australia)
dunne.matt@gmail.com | www.mattdunnephoto.com | 0403063828
Matthew is a photographic artist living and working in Melbourne, Australia. Drawing on his background in History, his work focuses on the relationship between humanity and nature, specifically how the natural world is altered, changed and forced to adapt to the unexamined decisions of billions. Matthew uses the camera to look at the present as a way of reconsidering our past and bears witness to how we have created a world so uniformly out of balance.
Education
Studied under:
Paul McDonald
Peter Fraser
Erica Mordek
Exhibitions
2022 The Killing Sink, Manningham Gallery, Melbourne (forthcoming)
2020 Sub Solar, Rewind Gallery, Sydney
2020 Pop Up, Paddington Library, Sydney
2020 More Like a Spoon Than a Fork, Off the Kerb, Melbourne
2019 Things I Wanted to Say but Never Did, Contact Sheet, Sydney
2019 Paterson’s Curse, The Cornershop, Sydney
2018 Sullivan’s Reach, Howitt St Pop-Up Gallery, Canberra
2017 Empire Art Prize, Tuggeranong Community Arts Centre, Canberra
Grants
2021 City of Melbourne Development Grant, Orb Spiders in Drought Country
Collections
Publications
2020, Issue no. 3, Arena Quarterly
2020, The Corner Shop 2019, Corner Shop
2019 JRNL, Fotofilmic
2018 Paterson’s Curse, self-published
2018 Letters, self published
2018 six-seven magazine, featured work: The Difference Between Us
2017 Rooftop, self published
2017 six-seven magazine, featured work: Dead British Birds
Writing
Various reviews, C4 Journal, https://c4journal.com/tag/matt-dunne/
Review of Felix Wilson’s Nocturnal Ecologies, The Heavy Collective, www.theheavycollective.com, 2019
Review of Raymond Meeks’ Halfstory, Halflife, The Heavy Collective, www.theheavycollective.com, 2018
Various interviews, This on That, www.thisonthat.org, 2017-2019
Various interviews and essays, Tending to the Garden, www.tendingtothegarden.com, 2019-