Colin Brigstock

sometimes a river

14 March to 14 April 2002

The Finke River begins in the West MacDonnell Ranges and disappears into the Simpson Desert. The landscape it traverses is wild, isolated and diverse from arid desert to wild flower strewn plains and huge monoliths like Chambers Pillar.

Colin's fine black and white photographs are a very personal view of this unique region of Central Australia. It is fitting that this exhibition comes to fruition in 2002, the Year of the Outback.

"These are satisfying black and white landscape photographs, rendered with the fine printing techinique for which the gallery's artists are noted."

Robert McFarlane Sydney Morning Herald 27th March 2002

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