Stephanie Alexandria
Parker
Contemporary Visual Artist - Photomedia
PhD Work (up to 2020)
Veneration Exhibition - shown at ANU School of Art and Design in November 2020 for my PhD examination and exhibition. The entire exhibition video work can be seen HERE
This link shows the PhD examination & exhibition Red Poppy Laying Performance.
My original ANU PhD exegesis titled "The Role of Rhythmical Pattern Body Movement in ANZAC Commemoration and Site Connotations" can be found HERE
An expanded exegesis version that includes material excluded from the original ANU version due to word limits can be found as an ebook at Amazon.
Two video series connected with my PhD exegesis are below;
- Wreath Laying Series at non-Anzac related sites
PhD Associated Presentations
Project Presentation to "The Place of Memory and the Memory of Place" conference 2024;
The Role of Rhythmical Pattern Body Movement in Anzac Commemoration and Site Connotations
IAG 2023 Conference Presentation;
Ways of Movement are Ways of Thinking
Recently Published Work (2020 to July 2025);
Gender Related
- Games Convention, Gender Reflections
Memory and Place
- Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras Communication & Memory
- Part of the Crowd
Canberra Urban
- Urban Citadel
- Urban Green Fractal Aesthetics
- The Manner of the Road - Video
- Urban Central
- Urban Formal
- Private Roadside Remembrance
- Urban Commercial
- Car Accommodation
- Suburb Making
- The Space In-Between
AMPS 2023 Conference Presentation
Canberra - A New Heritage?
AMPS and IAG 2025
Canberra-Urban Infill and the Disappearance of the Bush Landscape
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