Through the Lens - Photography & Film Exhibition
- When:
- Wednesday 8th of April , to Sunday 31st of May, 2026,
- Where:
- Shepparton Heritage Centre Museum
- Cost:
- Adults: $6 Students: $4
- Contact:
- Shepparton Heritage Centre Museum on 03 48318659 or
- Website:
- www.facebook.com/SheppartonHeritage…
This showcase brings together photography, film, and local storytelling revealing how images have shaped Greater Shepparton's identity.
Times:
- Tuesday to Sunday from 10:30am untiol 4pm.
Discover the fascinating evolution of cameras —from the humble Kodak Box Brownie to the sophistication of the digital age. Explore an an impressive collection of photography studio equipment and showcasing early projection technologies such as the Magic Lantern Projector.
Celebrate the legacy of Shepparton’s pioneering photographers, including N. “Col” Colliver, Toska Studio, Lloyd Telfer, Varloine Studio, and Arnald Gough through to contemporary talent like Dale Wright. Their work captures not only faces, but the spirit of a community over time.
Uncover the transformation of local media through the history of the Shepparton News.
Relive the golden age of local broadcasting with a special feature on GMV 6, showcasing rare film footage, archival material, and memorabilia from Shepparton’s own television studio.
The exhibition also pays tribute to the region’s cinematic heritage, highlighting the evolution of movie-going experiences—from the Lyric and Paramount Open-Air Theatres, the Star Theatre and Astor, the nostalgic Twilight Drive Inn and the beloved Cinema Capri.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast, photography lover, or simply curious about the stories behind the lens, this exhibition offers a rich and inspiring look at how technology and creativity have captured the life of Greater Shepparton.
Come and see the past come into focus.
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Step into a captivating journey with the Greater Shepparton Through the Lens exhibition, celebrating the region's rich visual history.