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Poet of the Fleeting Moment

Mark Strizic's work crosses a broad spectrum of photographic fields including urban, industrial, commercial, and architectural photography. 

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Clifton Pugh and John Olsen, Dunmoochin
Clifton Pugh and John Olsen, Dunmoochin, 1969 Mark Strizic. © Estate of Mark Strizic
Douglas Carnegie
Douglas Carnegie, 1968 Mark Strizic. © Estate of Mark Strizic
Inge King
Inge King, 1968 Mark Strizic. © Estate of Mark Strizic
Sir Charles Moses
Sir Charles Moses, 1968 Mark Strizic. © Estate of Mark Strizic
Sir Ian Potter
Sir Ian Potter, 1968 Mark Strizic. © Estate of Mark Strizic
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Mark McManus as Will by Mark Strizic
Mark McManus as Will by Mark Strizic
Mark McManus as Will by Mark Strizic
Mark McManus as Will by Mark Strizic

In and out of focus

Magazine article by Gael Newton, 2017

Gael Newton looks at Australian photography, film and the sixties through the novel lens of Mark Strizic.
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