Mon 18 Feb 2013Sat 2 Mar 2013

10:00am4:00pm

Museum of the Great Southern

Image courtesy of Ed Smidt

Ed Smidt’s photographic record of Albany and its people, ships and whales is unrivalled. He also captured moments of his adventure-filled life as he sailed as far as South Africa, and was once marooned for days on Eclipse Island (off the coast of Albany).

This stunning exhibition explores the life of this extraordinary man through photographs, installations and an oral history from Smidt, recorded a few months before he died.

NOTE: This free exhibition will be held at Lesser Gallery, Albany Town Hall, not the Western Australian Museum.

A Great Southern Festival Commission in association with the Smidt Family, The Western Australian Museum and Voiceprints.


Image courtesy of Ed Smidt

Photo from Ed Smidt record of Albany

Getting Here

Address

Residency Road,
Albany,
Western Australia,
6330,
Australia

Phone
(08) 9841 4844

 

By Bus
The Museum of the Great Southern is located within walking distance of the town centre, which is serviced by the several bus services, visit the PTA website for timetables.

By Car
Parking is available in onsite.