Duncan Wright

Street Photography for @abcperth Local Radio campaign. A lot of fun with brill producer @elsie_ulater_bye , roaming all over the place looking for little scenes and then getting the unsuspecting talent to re-enact them for us.

One of my favourite shoots of the year. Lawnmower Racing for @stjohnwa . Fantastic creative from Tim Newton and Tom Birts. Produced by the always wonderful Jake Coombes and @clockwork_films_wa . Assist by @thomearnshaw .

Today was the coldest morning in 15 years here in Perth, and I’m thinking about hanging out with the boys and jumping off Coogee Jetty on a balmy summer evening. Some images that didn’t make the cut from my series ‘A Quick Dip’, Commissioned by Perth Fest and Mess Books.

Kaṉparkanya: The Wanampi, a special film collaboration between Timo Hogan at Lake Baker and @duncanwright__ Timo’s solo show with the National Arts Club, New York officially opens tomorrow (Monday night NY time). Full film out soon! 🤍

Small Town, Big Dreams - JAEQ @jaeq__6 Directed by @duncanwright__ Link in bio - - - - GRID Series Outer Perth is proudly supported by the Western Australian Government and Creative Australia

Dennis Cometti, East Fremantle Football Club, 2022. A moment with a real gentleman - @ronaldofinkle and I were so lucky to interview Dennis about when he first fell in love with football as a kid, listened to him wax lyrical about footballers in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s and talk about the future of the game, especially at a community level. Interviewed for a - still in production - film about East Fremantle Football Club. Rest In Peace.

ARCHIVES: Fogo Island, Canada, 2023. One of the four corners of the 'Flat Earth'.

“When I paint the lake, I am Kanparakanya, making that lake. Using that knife to cut the shape of the lake on the canvas. That Wanampi made that lake in pain and anger.” Timo Hogan 2026 COMING SOON Exhibition Details: Title: Kaṉparkanya - The Wanampi (A solo exhibition by Timo Hogan) (Grand Gallery) Venue: The National Arts Club (NAC), 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY 10003 Dates: March 4 – April 23, 2026 📷 © Spinifex Arts Project/Duncan Wright #australianindigenousart #aboriginalart #contemporaryart #redotfineartgallery #artcollector spinifexartsproject thenationalartsclub timohogan patjupresley comingsoon

Tjuntjuntjara is a remote Aboriginal community in the Goldfields–Esperance region of Western Australia, located approximately 560 km northeast of Kalgoorlie, home to the Spinifex Arts Project. From there the “straight-line” flight distance to New York is approximately 18,250km, numerous flights I might add, harsh terrain and many many cultures inbetween. That’s over 18,000 reasons to save the date and visit a monumental body of Indigenous art which will soon be exhibited in the heart of the big apple. COMING SOON Exhibition Details: Title: Kaṉparkanya - The Wanampi (A solo exhibition by Timo Hogan) (Grand Gallery) Title: Paltjuliri (A solo exhibition by Kunmanara Patju Presley) (East & West Gallery) Venue: The National Arts Club (NAC), 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY 10003 Dates: March 3 – April 23, 2026 📷 © Spinifex Arts Project/ Duncan Wright #australianindigenousart #aboriginalart #contemporaryart #redotfineartgallery #artcollector spinifexartsproject thenationalartsclub timohogan patjupresley comingsoon

SCRAPBOOK: Around the beach and streets of Negombo, Sri Lanka.

We have been sitting in this for a while but we couldn't hold it in any longer! In 2026 we are publishing SEVEN books and wanted to let you know what's coming up! February will see the release of @christine.c.w Distant Calls in Fading Light and @marisa.mu Every Tile is a Flower - long awaited and much anticipated. They are printing as I type. May will see @matt.dunne book Ten Eighty - a long form exploration of dingoes, fences, poisons and myths. July will see @duncanwright__ and @sidpattni books shared with the world - Duncan's work takes us on a celebration during turbulent times, Sods book collects his recent practice focusing on colonialisation, identity and the history of painting in colonised India. September will see two big releases for us with a collaboration between Tall Poppy Press, Queer Love Collective and Australian Queer Archive releasing Cmoore Hardy's debut monograph, a look back at her practice do inventing the lesbian and queer communities in Sydney during the 80s, 90s and 2000s. Our final book for the year will be Site Specific 2 - a massive updated publication spotlighting exhibiting practice from all over the globe. Edited by Matt Dunne and @cascadingstatic It's our biggest year yet and we know each book will blow your socks off.

Rarities and B-Sides from 2025. Another great year behind the lens - thanks to my many great clients and people I’ve worked with. Big love to my main g and moral support @thomearnshaw .