Will Nolan

Will Nolan is a photographic and installation artist based in Adelaide, South Australia. He completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours in the Department of Art, Architecture and Design at the University of South Australia in 2008. Nolan has exhibited in a variety of spaces including solo exhibitions at Helen Gory Gallerie (VIC), CACSA (SA), FELT Space (SA) alongside group exhibitions at SASA Gallery (SA), MOP Projects (NSW), Brenda May Gallery (NSW), Sawtooth ARI (TAS), Light Square Gallery (SA), and Queensland Centre for Photography (QLD). Nolan has also received funding from Arts SA, Helpmann Academy and has been short-listed in the Bowness Photography Prize, Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award and Olive Cotton Photographic Prize. His artworks have been published in magazines, including Art Monthly in Australia, Esquire in Russia and Kunstbeeld in the Netherlands. Nolan is currently Head of Photography at the Adelaide College of the Arts, TAFE SA and adjunct lecturer at Flinders University.Will Nolan is a photographic and installation artist based in Adelaide, South Australia. He completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours in the Department of Art, Architecture and Design at the University of South Australia in 2008. Nolan has exhibited in a variety of spaces including solo exhibitions at Helen Gory Gallerie (VIC), CACSA (SA), FELT Space (SA) alongside group exhibitions at SASA Gallery (SA), MOP Projects (NSW), Brenda May Gallery (NSW), Sawtooth ARI (TAS), Light Square Gallery (SA), and Queensland Centre for Photography (QLD). Nolan has also received funding from Arts SA, Helpmann Academy and has been short-listed in the Bowness Photography Prize, Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award and Olive Cotton Photographic Prize. His artworks have been published in magazines, including Art Monthly in Australia, Esquire in Russia and Kunstbeeld in the Netherlands. Nolan is currently Head of Photography at the Adelaide College of the Arts, TAFE SA and adjunct lecturer at Flinders University.

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