Acknowledgments
Old Parliament House and the MAP Group would like to thank the following people and organisations for their generous contributions to this exhibition.
Exhibition Patron
Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House Temporary Exhibitions and Events Team
- Michael Camack
- Luke Cummins
- Thomas Graham
- Kate Jenkins
- Nicolle Keyes
- Greg Lissaman
- Andrea McCuaig
- Martin Miles
- Glenda Smith
- John Wayte
The MAP Group Exhibition Team
- Noel Butcher
- Julie Bowyer
- Andrew Chapman
- David Callow
- Rodney Dekker
- Joyce Evans
- Joseph Feil
- Susan Gordon-Brown
- Ponch Hawkes
- David Johns
- Georgia Metaxas
- Julie Millowick
- Gary Richardson
- Krystal Seigerman
- Michael Silver
- Colin Weight
- Anna Wolf
Exhibition production
- Fini
- New North Fine Art Printing
- Rob Little Digital Images
- Thylacine
- Virginia Cooke
Website Design
- Icelab
- Martin Miles
Photographers
- Trish Ainslie
- Michael Amendolia
- Victoria Anderson
- Chris Atkins
- Stuart Baker
- Julie Bowyer
- Susan Brunner
- Noel Butcher
- David Callow
- Andrew Chapman
- Darren Clark
- Michael Coyne
- Rodney Dekker
- Lucy Di Paolo
- Joyce Evans
- Peter Eve
- Leo Farrell
- Joseph Feil
- Roger Garwood
- Paul Gibbs
- Susan Gordon-Brown
- Ponch Hawkes
- Ian Kenins
- Dale Mann
- Margie McClelland
- Georgia Metaxas
- Julie Millowick
- Jaime Murcia
- Bruce Postle
- Gary Richardson
- Kristian Scott
- Krystal Seigerman
- Michael Silver
- Tobias Titz
- Tim Webster
- Juanita Wilson
- Nick Zordan
Supporters of the MAP Group
- Colin Abbott
- Ben Barlow
- Cate Barlow
- Tim Anderson Bonsor
- John Crook, Sir Samuel Moggs Foundation
- Michael Field
- Margo Fitzgibbon
- David Johns, New North Gallery
- Margot Jones
- Tim Lee
- Rhys Ryan, Porter Novelli Australia
- Madeleine Say, State Library of Victoria
- Michael Silver, New North Fine Art Printing
- Ray Stack, Stacks Financial Services
- Anthony Stretch, Chunkymedia
- Jana Waldron
- Colin Weight
- Deb Williams
- Anna Wolf
- David Zerman
Beyond Reasonable Drought is a Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House travelling exhibition in association with the MAP Group – Many Australian Photographers.
The MAP Group, is a non-profit association of approximately 50 photographers who share a passion and commitment to high quality, independent documentary image making. The group is led by Andrew Chapman who has a long history of initiating rural based projects. The MAP Group donates all imagery back to the towns and people involved – a gift that enriches their historical archive in a unique and substantial way.
This exhibition was first presented at Old Parliament House as part of Vivid – National Photographic Festival, 2008.
