Nikon-Walkley Photojournalism
- Past Exhibition
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Exhibition Information
1 Shakespeare Place
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
+61 2 9273 1414
The Walkley Awards are the highest honour in Australian journalism, celebrating excellence across all media. Since 1956, when the first Walkleys were bestowed in five categories, the awards have grown to more than 30 categories including documentary film and non-fiction books.
The Nikon–Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism recognise the work of photographers across a range of genres, from news and sport to portraiture and photographic essays. This exhibition lets us reflect on the news through the individual world views and skilled lenses of some of Australia’s best photographers.
Visit the Walkleys website for details of Media Talks; a monthly series featuring some of Australia's most respected and experienced journalists in conversation at the State Library.
Image:
Scott Barbour
Daisy Pearce. The Melbourne Demons’ Daisy Pearce is tackled by Emily Bates and Delma Gisu of the Brisbane Lions in a 2016 AFL Womens match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on May 22, 2016.
