David Hume

Australian Visual Artist

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Why Shoot Film

Why Shoot Film

Why Shoot Film
David January 10, 2020November 26, 2020 Art, Photography
  • ← Venice Biennale 2019
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Fleurieu, Perceptions of Place (2023)

Fleurieu, Perceptions of Place (2023)

A photographic exhibition for the SALA Festival of 2023

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Recent Posts and Articles

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  • 1000 Words – Vicky Dennison November 10, 2021

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I welcome feedback and like catching up with other visual artists, photographers and writers.

Cheers, David

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What’s Next for Team Dave?

In 2025 I'm working on a book based around a month I spent in Venice in 1995, as well as looking at new ways of rendering my ongoing low light seascape works.

In 2024 I began to develop ideas for some new work, which was exhibited in the Newmarch Gallery in May 2025.

2023 was mainly directed to working towards a solo show in August. This show formed part of the SALA (South Australian Living Artists) Festival and was held in Adelaide. It brought with it many wonderful things and made me very tired. I am now trying to recharge after three very challenging years. (Challenging, that is, by my standards.) I'm still working on a couple of series in 2024 though, and we'll see how that goes.

2021-22 saw the completion of a Masters Degree in Contemporary Art at UniSA. This was a return to full time study for the first time since 1984.

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