Daisy Noyes (born 1980, New York) is based between Melbourne Australia, and rural Massachusetts USA. She studied photography at Sarah Lawrence College in New York and performance at The University of New South Wales in Sydney.
She uses both digital and analogue large format cameras and works in the space between photography and performance art. Her images are often visual records of fleeting actions that distill an inner experience. Her practice explores themes of motherhood, embodiment, the domestic, seasonality, eco-anxiety, and the relationship between humans and the natural world.
Daisy is an MFA candidate at Bard’s Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts.
Recent Exhibitions
2022: Work In Process Gallery, Fitzroy, Victoria: solo exhibition and photobook launch: “DETOUR”
2022: Caelum Gallery, New York: “LensCulture’s New Perspectives in Photography”
2021: Lishui Festival of Photography/FORMAT Festival, Lishui, China: “un/natural”
2021: FORMAT Festival, QUAD Gallery, Derby, UK, and online: “#MassIsolationFormat”
2021: Ballarat International Foto Biennale, Ballarat, Australia: “#MassIsolationAus”
2021-2022: View Camera Australia: Online Group Exhibitions #1, #5, #6
2020: International Center for Photography, New York, USA: “ICP Concerned: Global Images for a Global Crisis”
2020: Auckland Festival of Photography screening, New Zealand: screening of “#MassIsolationAus”
2020: NOIR Gallery, Melbourne: Group exhibition “Miss Rona”
AWARDS
2022: Shortlist, Photo-book Award, Australian Photography Awards, Digital Pre-press category
2021: Winner, Expert Recommended Photographer’s Award, Lishui Photography Festival, China
2021: Finalist, Documentary Family Awards, Environmental Portrait category
2021: Semi-finalist, Head-On Photo Awards, Sydney, Portrait category
2020: Winner, LensCulture Critics’ Choice Award
2020: Finalist, Australian Photography Awards, Portrait category
Published work
2023: Marie Claire Australia
2022: “DETOUR” photo-book
2021: Photo Collective Magazine, Melbourne
2021: GALAH Magazine, Australia
2021: Photographer’s Companion, China
2020: The Guardian Australia, UK, USA
2020: JANE by the Grey Attic, Melbourne
2020: The Age, Melbourne
2020: The Sydney Morning Herald
2012: VOGUE Living Australia
2010-2014: RealTime Arts, Australia
PRESS/LINKS
The Guardian: “Pain can be poetic – LensCulture’s Critics Choice 2020 Winners – in pictures”
The Guardian: “Australian women document climate crisis in visual petition – In pictures”
The Age: “They really stink: photographer makes dresses from Merri Creek waste”
Feature Shoot: Gowns made from rubbish bring awareness to the most polluted creek in Melbourne”
Women Photographers Australia Featured Photographer
FORMAT Festival: FORMAT21: Control; Virtual Gallery Space, Room 5
View Camera Australia Folio: “Back Garden”
View Camera Australia: The Photograph Considered #14
View Camera Australia Online Exhibition #6