PUBLICATIONS
CATALOGUE ESSAY
Dr Shaune Lakin (Senior Curator Photography, National Gallery of Australia) writes a catalogue essay on the solo show Sarah Rhodes prepared for the Wai Tang Commission, at the Museum of Australian Photography, titled The inner sky.
MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHY
12 September – 8 November 2026
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FEATURE
Between light and shadow
Rhianna Melhem
Art Guide writer Rhianna Melhem interviews Sarah Rhodes on what led her to make The inner sky. Published in the September 2026 print edition and online.
ART GUIDE
18 September 2026
FEATURE
MAPh : 2026 Wai Tang Commissioning Award : Sarah Rhodes : The inner sky
The Eye of Photography features The inner sky as recipient of the 2025 Wai Tang Commission.
THE EYE OF PHOTOGRAPHY
September 2026
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Sarah Rhodes explores the relationship between people and place
Michael Do
Some landscapes don't just surround us, they get inside us. A windswept farm, a rugged coastline, a cave heavy with shadow: they're places that don't fade, but lodge in the memory.
The work of photographer and video artist Sarah Rhodes, who was part of the ABC's Top 5 Arts program in 2025, explores the emotional registers of place: how landscapes can be more than just backdrops, and can instead become part of who we are.
Sarah was a recent recipient of an honourable mention at the Bowness Photography Prize for her work, Chamber of Projection I.
ABC RADIO NATIONAL THE ARTS SHOW
8 October 2025
REVIEW
unsettling Queenstown
Donald Bates reviews the exhibition unsettling Queenstown in the Australia pavilion, at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023.
Sarah Rhodes was one of five creative directors of the Australia pavilion exhibition with Ali Gumilya Baker, Anthony Coupe, Emily Paech and Julian Worrall. She was also the artist of the immersive film Inhale/Exhale (2023) and co-produced the Voices track with Mirning artist and academic Ali Gumilya Baker.
ARCHITECTURE, AU
1 June 2023
FEATURE
The Lumina collective is made up of eight female photographers whose most recent exhibition, Echoes, is on at the Art Gallery of Ballarat until February 2019. Each photographer explains the inspiration behind their work around the collective theme of identity
THE GUARDIAN
9 JANUARY 2019
