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The Kitchen

Locality: Stanmore, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9516 5955

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25.01.2022 This one’s for the dog lovers! Check out Orchard and BMF's recent campaign for Zoetis Petcare's new product Simparica Trio, shot by Nick Bowers.

25.01.2022 The Kitchen is thrilled to announce that we are now representing portrait photographer Joel Pratley Photography A self-confessed storytelling enthusiast, Joel has a knack for capturing the vulnerability of the human spirit, creating compositions rich with authenticity and feeling. Born and raised in public housing by a single mum, Joel discovered photography as an instrument to empower and give voice to others through his lens. His distinctive style of portraiture exhibits his empathic approach to his subjects, producing images that are engaging, emotive and disarmingly honest. #JoelPratley

25.01.2022 Congratulations Stephen Dupont for making it as a finalist in the MGA - Monash Gallery of Art’s 2020 Bowness Photography Prize with a photo from his ‘Are We Dead Yet?’ series. You can catch the exhibition from October 31st 2020 until February 7th 2021.

25.01.2022 Tim Swallow captures customer portraits for Mr. O Salon.

24.01.2022 New editorial for ELLE Australia by Simon Lekias Photographer, capturing the many faces of Emma Boyd in Girl Meets Boy.

24.01.2022 Catch Stephen Dupont being interviewed for Head On Photo Festival this evening at 6pm, as he discusses his career and experience documenting the human condition, war and climate.

22.01.2022 Podcast recommendation time! A Small Voice: Conversations With Photographers is a great interview series by photographer Ben Smith, featuring funny and honest conversations with artists that explore work, life, and everything in between. https://hubs.ly/H0qjW1Y0

22.01.2022 Ed Triglone captures the beauty and power of nature in this visually stunning clip, and how calming the natural world can be in times of crisis. "Its hard not to acknowledge the bombardment of COVID related news and the detrimental reality of this situation as it unfolds. In contrast I feel now more than ever an appreciation for the silence and mental clarity the natural world brings us. This collection of imagery is an observation of the past week and a glimpse of respite from the current happenings. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did." #EdTriglone #ArtinIsolation #Covid_19 #LifeinLockdown

22.01.2022 Georgia Fowler x NET-A-PORTER by Simon Lekias Make-up by Kellie Stratton Hair by Michele McQuillan

20.01.2022 WeTransfer has been publishing some great stories about creativity, and we especially love this one covering Winnie Au Photographys portraits of dogs in beautiful, handcrafted cones.

20.01.2022 Nick Bowers has given his website a makeover so click through to browse his work and purchase prints on the new and improved nickbowers.com

19.01.2022 sass & bide Pre Fall 2020 by Simon Lekias Creative: Tony Rupert & Partners Stylist: Sara Smith Makeup: Kellie Stratton... Hair: Lok Lau #SimonLekias #SassandBide

17.01.2022 Tim Swallow Photo continues his artists series, this time capturing James Ettelson in his studio.

16.01.2022 WWD explores how magazines and photographers are adapting to new social distancing restrictions by embracing the possibilities of the virtual photoshoot. https://hubs.ly/H0qjW1k0

16.01.2022 Tim Swallow shoots painter Nick Pont as part of a new project to capture Australian artists as they practice their craft in their studios. "Nicks approach to art is from a pure place. A place thats real. Whilst we were chatting he said to me: Im not looking for instant gratification or fame, I just want to keep painting and putting all my ideas onto canvas. Ill be painting until I die so Im not phased if the money comes later, thats something Ill enjoy when the time i...s right. Nick usually paints through the night when his wife and baby boy are sound asleep. He has a beautiful way of storytelling and depicting Australian culture both past and present. His earthy tones and splashes of vibrant colour remind me of how special and diverse our landscape is down under." #TimSwallow #ArtinIsolation #NickPont

16.01.2022 Weve recently discovered the new online series "What we found" from Aint-Bad Magazine, and were obsessed. Curated from submissions from photographers around the world, each month features a new theme from women, to spirituality, from colour to food, nothing is off limits. Check out this edition, focused on moments in time that might be able to tell us what we can expect from the Year of The Pig.

16.01.2022 Tim Swallow captures ceramicist Milly Dent and her in her Marrickville studio, surrounded by her imaginative creations.

14.01.2022 The Kitchen is proud to announce the signing of photographer Mattia Panunzio! Recently moved from Rome to Sydney, Mattias work explores the transformations of the metropolitan landscape in contrast to the minimal human presence of natural and rural environments. His eye always tries to investigate beyond the visible. In every shot, ranging from landscapes, to portraiture, his intent is to arouse emotions beyond the simple aesthetics, ultimately producing beautiful, understated compositions. Please enjoy the below selection of Mattias work, captured since his move to Australia.

14.01.2022 Juli Balla brings stream kings and queens for the new Vodafone Australia "You Rule" campaign, in partnership with VMLY&R

14.01.2022 Check out some oversized adorable-ness in "Oversized" by Alexandrena Parker Photography, styled by Sheridan Davey.

12.01.2022 Prior to the tightening of lockdown restrictions, Nick Bowers spent a morning capturing spearfisher Vita in her element along the coast of Sydneys Eastern Suburbs. "We hiked into Malabar National Park and made our way down hidden ladders to a rock shelf. Vita geared up and said "Ill see you in 40 minutes", before disappearing into the ocean. An hour later she pulled herself out of the water, accompanied by two bright red fish. I asked Vita what she liked about spearfishing. She said Out in the ocean you are in a different world, I am 100% absorbed when Im in the water. The sustainable spear fisher code of only catch what you can eat fresh on that day creates a closed circle, and I love that"

11.01.2022 New cinematography work by Ed Triglone for Commas Milan Digital Fashion Week Directed by Charlie Marmaduke Creative direction by Richard Jarman and Emma Jarman Grade by Daniel Witchey... Starring Diver Sam Fricker https://hubs.ly/H0sDJj_0

11.01.2022 ‘Let’s Melbourne Again’ is a community initiative via Clemenger BBDO , PHD Media and OMD Australia encouraging the people of Melbourne to support their city as restrictions start to ease. Our very own Alexandrena Parker Photography was invited to contribute to this project, capturing her family getting ready to emerge from lockdown - curated by local director Glendyn Ivin and narrated by Briggs. Read more, and watch the film below:

11.01.2022 'From The Vault' is an upcoming exhibition from Stephen Dupont, showcasing a rare collection of personal works on sale for 50% off their original price. Make sure to catch it at the Clifton School of Arts on November 14th & 15th. Keep updated via the event page: https://hubs.la/H0zj5-z0

11.01.2022 Photography: Stephen Dupont

10.01.2022 Simon Lekias shoots Witchery 50 Years of Style featuring Aylah Peterson. Cinematography by Ed Triglone Styling by Sara Smith Hair by Lok Lau... Make-up by Linda Jefferyes See more

10.01.2022 The Kitchen is thrilled to be announcing the launch of a new project in collaboration with Christopher Doyle & Co, titled "Between Today and Tomorrow", aiming to support artists through the challenges that this new decade has brought. As the nation comes to a stand still, the natural world is healing and COVID-19 has changed the way we live, work and communicate. It has dramatically changed how we perceive and interact with the world around us. Between Today and Tomorrow sh...owcases how artists feel and interpret this change. We have invited a number of photographers, film makers and visual artists to submit innovative and original works conceived during the time of COVID-19. The exhibition runs from June - September 2020 and each week we will showcase a selection of new works. At the end of the exhibition we will auction all works online with proceeds going directly to the contributing artist(s). Visit the website and Instagram below, and subscribe to the newsletter to keep updated with new works and auction details. https://hubs.ly/H0smh950 https://hubs.ly/H0smfvG0

09.01.2022 Magnum Photos have curated a visual journal of the day to day lives of photographers around the world during COVID-19. The series is updated weekly. https://hubs.ly/H0qjsgq0

08.01.2022 Stunning new still life work from Juli Balla, capturing everyday objects in an otherworldly, vibrant settings in "Plastic Fantastic" #JuliBalla

08.01.2022 Check out Juli Ballas stills for the new Vodafone Australia "You Rule" campaign, featuring some fantastic creative by our friends over at VMLY&R https://hubs.ly/H0tcpc60

08.01.2022 In early March when the world started to go into lockdown, Australian photographer Alexandrena Parker and New York stylist Maria Montane mutually decided to focus their energy in a positive and creative direction. Initially they discussed Alex capturing her daughter Ruby at home, with Maria styling remotely from the US. However, as FaceTime shoots began to appear online they decided to join the trend and experiment with a virtual shoot. During this time, children all over t...he world were embracing the rainbow as a symbol of hope and positivity, and the colourful icon was appearing everywhere, chalked on streets and framed in windows. Maria came up with the idea of curating the shoot by the seven colours of the rainbow, each colour featuring a different child. Through Instagram, they connected with 7 families across the world. Parents were asked to collect as many things in their house according to the colour they had been allocated to create their set- anything from cereal boxes, books, toys, furniture, and clothes. The series was captured via Zoom and the video footage was taken from the recorded sessions. The making of the series was just as important as the final product for Maria and Alex, as it challenged and pushed them to create and capture in a profoundly new way. Each shoot took around 20 minutes to capture, with Alex directing the parents to rearrange elements of the set and position the picture frame at certain angles, whilst also directing the children (with language barriers at times!). Once the series had been shot, Alex then experimented with different ways to present the images. She used her Instax polaroid printer to display the images and then photographed them digitally. The photo series is a beautiful representation of how connected the world really is, even through time of extreme difficulty, and the wonderful capacity for optimism and positivity we as human beings all share. Maria and Alex hope that maybe one day, this series will become a small part of history, showing how photography was produced even through times of physical distancing. Maybe in the future people will be looking at virtual shoots in galleries, just as we look at Picasso and Monet, revealing the limitless possibilities of how art can be created. You can see more of Maria and Alexs work below: Alexandrena Parker Photography Maria Montane Styling #AlexandrenaParker #TogetherApart #ArtinIsolation

07.01.2022 New work for BT Financial Brand Campaign, photography by Toby Burrows.

06.01.2022 New motion work by Alexandrena Parker, in "An Ode to Spring" #AlexandrenaParker

05.01.2022 Loving this new series from Juli Balla, which takes a light hearted and humorous approach to capturing pieces from Australian designers, in collaboration with Aileen Marr.

04.01.2022 Tim Swallow shoots Nick Hernandez in his home and studio, in continuation of his series capturing Australian artists and their work.

03.01.2022 Nick Bowers plays with reflections and fragility in a new still life series featuring a balancing act of glass and liquids. #NickBowers

03.01.2022 Juli Balla continues her isolation series, shooting still objects on her balcony using only natural light and her iPhone. #JuliBalla #ArtinIsolation

03.01.2022 New work from Alexandrena Parker Photography on badlakids, featuring some charming still life shots.

02.01.2022 Check out Juli Ballas fresh new still life series, featuring your grocery shop as you have never seen it before. #JuliBalla

02.01.2022 When it comes to photography, most of us are only exposed to the polished final product. But behind every photo, there is an untold story about how it came into being, as explored in this article by the ABC.

01.01.2022 Stephen Dupont shares a new, ongoing project for the exhibition Between Today and Tomorrow, titled "Are We Dead Yet?", documenting the growing impact of the climate crisis on Australias future. https://hubs.la/H0vRk_m0