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WE R YOU Ballarat

Ballarat Paste-ups

by Aldona Kmiec Photography

Hardcover, Dust Jacket
Linen cover with full-colour dust jacket and flaps
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About the Book
WE R YOU
Paste-up Photography Project in Ballarat, Australia

Funded by the Victorian Department of Justice and supported by the City of Ballarat, We R You engaged people across our community in partnership workshops in creating the super-sized portraits of Ballarat residents.

Printed on plain paper and installed using water-based glue, We R You installations are an environmentally benign way for people to 'own' otherwise neglected and unsightly neighbourhood spaces.

Project took place between Jan - May 2013
Author website
https://aldonakmiec.com/gallery/we-r-you-murals/
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Additional Categories Street Photography, Posters
  • Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
    # of Pages: 118
  • Isbn
    • Softcover: 9781366718396
    • Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781366715890
  • Publish Date: Jun 24, 2014
  • Language English
  • Keywords paste up, posters, Ballarat, street, portrait
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About the Creator
aldi77
Aldona Kmieć Artist
Melbourne

Aldona Kmieć is a Polish-born Australian photographic artist. Graduating from the London Metropolitan University in 2008, Aldona settled in Australia in 2009. Working mainly in portrait, landscape and documentary photography, Aldona has also worked on site-specific installations and street art projects. Her work has been featured on The Block Show (2019), The Design Files magazine and Better Homes & Gardens TV (2015) featuring a street art project Ballarat Faces. Aldona has been the recipient of a number of grants and prizes, including Under the Floorboards art residency award with Uniting Care, finalist Bowness Photography Prize, finalist/winner of Ballarat Art Foundation’s Eureka Art Awards, winner Centre for Contemporary Photography Leica Salon prize, and a treble finalist of the Maggie Diaz Photography Prize. Her works are held in the public collection of the State Library of Victoria, Museum of Democracy at Eureka, Ballarat Arts Foundation and private collections.

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