Adelaide SA, Australia
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Sia Duff is a freelance photographer living and working on Kaurna Yarta (Adelaide, South Australia). Her editorial work has appeared in publications including TIME, The Saturday Paper, ABC Arts, The Guardian, Rolling Stone, The Koori Mail, i-D/Vice, Frankie, Smith Journal, Broadsheet, Design Anthology, and Art Collector. She worked as staff photographer at The Adelaide Review from 2017-2020. She has also worked with a variety of clients including the Art Gallery of South Australia, National Gallery of Australia, Samstag Museum of Art, State Theatre Company South Australia, South Australian Museum, Windmill Theatre Co, National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA), Adelaide Film Festival, Adelaide Festival Centre, MOD., Toyota, and Parliament of South Australia. Her work encompasses portrait, installation, performance and event photography in a wide range of creative and professional settings.
Produced for The Adelaide Review
North Adelaide’s Piccadilly Cinemas has lived through times of war, recession, home video and Netflix. It has now spent much of its 80th year closed or half-empty, but not even a pandemic can dim the magic.
Australia’s Aboriginal People Find New Energy in Their Fight for Justice as an Officer Faces Trial for Murder
As Adelaide emerged from lockdown, photographer/writer couple Sia and Walter took the opportunity hit the road in a cherry red GR Supra and take in the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Produced for Hearst Digital Media
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