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Carlotta, Kings Cross (Les Girls)

Carol Spencer AM

Biography

Carol Spencer AM (b. 1943), known as Carlotta, is a cabaret performer, television personality and LGBTIQ+ advocate.

1 portrait in the collection

Carlotta, Kings Cross (Les Girls)
Carlotta, Kings Cross (Les Girls)
Carlotta, Kings Cross (Les Girls)

Carlotta, Kings Cross (Les Girls), 1970-1971

Rennie Ellis
Portrait, gelatin silver photograph on paper

Purchased 2006

Bobbi Sykes, Aboriginal Medical Service, 1973 Carol Jerrems

Carol Jerrems: Portraits

Current exhibition

Carol Jerrems: Portraits is a major exhibition of one of Australia’s most influential photographers. Jerrems’ intimate portraits of friends, lovers and artistic peers transcend the purely personal and have come to shape Australian visual culture.
Carol Duncan, Redfern, 1975 Carol Jerrems

Carol Duncan, Redfern

Carol Jerrems
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Carol Jerrems

Biography

Carol Jerrems (1949–1980) was a photographer known for her intimate portraits of friends, lovers and others occupying the progressive social and creative circles in which she moved.

9 portraits in the collection

Carol Jerrems' bed with personal effects, Royal Hobart Hospital, 1979 Carol Jerrems

Carol Jerrems' bed with personal effects, Royal Hobart Hospital

Carol Jerrems
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Contact sheet (Virginia Fraser, Carol Jerrems, Ron Johnston), 1974 Carol Jerrems

Contact sheet (Virginia Fraser, Carol Jerrems, Ron Johnston)

Carol Jerrems
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Carol McGregor

Contributing artists

Born: 1961, Hastings, New Zealand
Works: Brisbane
Vale Street, 1975 Carol Jerrems. National Gallery of Australia Collection. Purchased 1976.

Vale Street

Carol Jerrems
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Nobby Looking Back, 2015 by Carol Elvin

Nobby Looking Back, 2015

by Carol Elvin
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Bobbi Sykes, Aboriginal Medical Service, 1973 Carol Jerrems

Bobbi Sykes, Aboriginal Medical Service

Carol Jerrems
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The Royal Melbourne Show.....1968, an essay Carol Jerrems

The Royal Melbourne Show.....1968, an essay

Carol Jerrems
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School's out, 1975 Carol Jerrems

School's out

Carol Jerrems
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Two older men reading at window, 1979 Carol Jerrems

Two older men reading at window

Carol Jerrems
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Self portrait after surgery, 1979 Carol Jerrems

Self portrait after surgery

Carol Jerrems
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Woman patient next to bed asleep on pillow, 1979 Carol Jerrems

Woman patient next to bed asleep on pillow

Carol Jerrems
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