Alana Harris b. 1966

  • Artist (Photographer)
Indigenous photographer Alana Harris has worked as the Senior Photographer Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies and her work is concerned with portraying Indigenous Australians in all forms of photography. Examples of her w
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Name
Alana Harris
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Photographer)
Other Occupation
  • Community Access Photographic Manager - AIATSIS (Community Access Photographic Manager - AIATSIS Previously employed as senior photographer at AIATSIS - has worked for AIATSIS since 1984.)
Birth date
1966
Birth place
Penrith, NSW
Active Period
  • c.1988 - c.2008
Training
  • Diploma in Photography, 1988 ACT Institute of TAFE, ACT
Indigenous Australian
 
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Storylines Project, COFA, UNSW

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  • Patterns of People and Place - Aboriginal Photographs in a New Decade (exhibited at)
  • Inside Black Australia (exhibited at)
  • Koori, A History of Aboriginal People (exhibited at)
  • Re-Take: Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Photography (exhibited at)
  • Patterns of People and Place - Aboriginal Photographs in a New Decade (exhibited at)
  • Inside Black Australia (exhibited at)
  • Narragunnawali (exhibited at)
  • Urban Focus: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art from the Urban Areas of Australia (None)
  • Balance (None)
  • Patterns of People and Place - Aboriginal Photographs in a New Decade (exhibited at)
  • Inside Black Australia (exhibited at)
  • Koori, A History of Aboriginal People (exhibited at)
  • Re-Take: Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Photography (exhibited at)
  • Patterns of People and Place - Aboriginal Photographs in a New Decade (exhibited at)
  • Inside Black Australia (exhibited at)
  • Narragunnawali (exhibited at)
  • Urban Focus: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art from the Urban Areas of Australia (None)