Carol Jerrems (1949–1980) is one of Australia’s most important photographers. On her recent exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, art historian Sasha Grishin writes:

    “While Jerrems documented the world around her and was rarely separated from her camera, she was not strictly a documentary photographer. Her narratives are generally posed and carefully constructed, the multiplicity of photographs of the same subject demonstrates the deliberateness of her approach.”

    by ramenspoonz

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    1. just saw that 1976 Sharpie pic, crazy how fashion and trends evolve, huh? Low-key think we might’ve gone downhill since then tho

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