Air Bare: A Take on Minimalism

Images: Sarah and Lucy Jenkins
Images: Sarah and Lucy Jenkins

Air Bare is the creative team of mother and daughter duo Sarah and Lucy Jenkins, who use drone technology to capture images from a quirky and quizzical perspective.

Lucy is an architectural graduate who works for world-renowned company Foster + Partners in London, and Sarah is an artist who is confined to a wheelchair as she has muscular dystrophy. Sarah's hands are too weak to operate a conventional camera, however she is able to operate the drone with the remote control in her lap.

Together they have won awards, had several honourable mentions and shortlists, and have been published nationally and globally in high-end coffee table books, calendars and magazines. They were the winners of Capture Magazine's Australasia's Top Emerging Photographers' Single Shot category in 2021.

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July

Sydney: Until 31 Dec 2025. PIX, Australia’s first pictorial news weekly, is brought to life in this exhibition, showcasing its archived images and stories for the very first time.

August

Leica Store Gallery in both Sydney & Melbourne present a unique photographic dialogue between Steve McCurry and Jessie Brinkman Evans. Until late October.

September

Melbourne: until 9 November. Man Ray and Max Dupain is the first major Australian exhibition to consider these two influential 20th century photographers side by side.

Melbourne: 13 September – 9 November 2025. Featuring selected finalists for the 2025 William & Winifred Bowness Photography Prize.

October

Brisbane: 25 Oct – 4 Nov 2025. Jakob uses his late Grandfather's film camera alongside his own modern DSLR to create layered photographic works that blend analogue and digital, past and present, memory and re-imagination.

Melbourne: Oct 31 – Nov 6. Chimera is a photographic investigation into the shifting landscape of beauty in the age of artificial intelligence and social media.

November

Sydney: 17 Nov – 23 Nov 2025. This collection of photographs offers a glimpse into the lives of the community of Varanasi, capturing the spirit of its people and the beauty often found in ordinary moments.