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Where Have All The Flowers Gone, 2021

The Huxleys

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2022 Finalist

digital print on paper (frame: 71.9cm x 102.7cm depth 4.0cm)
Where Have All The Flowers Gone, 2021

Where Have All the Flowers Gone explores the fading magic of supernatural worlds in which Melbourne-based performance and visual artists Will and Garrett Huxley cast themselves as exquisite outsiders, isolated and ornate, and existing on the fringes of places – and the margins of society. Finding love and solace in the florid arms of queer utopia.

Courtesy of the artist

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2022
(More information, View all 50 photos)

Truth be Told 1
You are loved
Sarah
JAMIE BIANCA in the style of Grace Kelly

Other NPPP photos from The Huxleys
(More information)

Derek, 2022 The Huxleys
2023 Finalist

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'Things are changing, which is really beautiful'

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Will and Garrett on creating their costumes and being unconstrained in art and performance.
Silent Strength, 2021 Wayne Quilliam
Silent Strength, 2021 Wayne Quilliam
Silent Strength, 2021 Wayne Quilliam
Silent Strength, 2021 Wayne Quilliam

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2022

Previous exhibition, 2022

The exhibition is selected from a national field of entries, reflecting the distinctive vision of Australia's aspiring and professional portrait photographers and the unique nature of their subjects.
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