Elizabeth Clancy has worked professionally for 20 years in Australia, UK and Argentina. She divides her time between commercial/editorial clients and fine art work. She has exhibited several times in Melbourne and had a photographic book published on St Kilda. She’s had a lifelong connection to Shoreham, which is her permanent home. Her love of the Mornington Peninsula inspires much of her personal work. Her work is permanently sold in the Cook Street Collective Gallery in Flinders, VIctoria.
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EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, Monash University 1995-1997
Diploma of Applied Photography, NMIT 2002-2004
EXHIBITIONS/AWARDS
2003: Recipient of NMIT scholarship fund
2003: Solo exhibition, Melbourne. "Dog Days and Cooler Climates". This was my first exhibition and was a compilation of colour and black & white photographs hand printed.
2004: Awarded $10,000 from a Melbourne City Council to conduct an exhibition examining the changing cultural face of St Kilda. The exhibition ran from February 11-24, 2005. Over 800 people visited. Included was a 17 minute documentary researched, produced and directed by myself and co-photographer.
2005: St Kilda Film Festival. Same Place Different Face documentary was selected to open the 2005 festival in front of an audience of almost 3000 people.
2006: Launch of coffee table book of my photography entitled Same Place Different Face (about St Kilda, an iconic Melbourne suburb). Book layout and design completed by myself and co-photographer, Kylie-Rose Douglas.
2006: Broadsheet exhibition, Melbourne. My photographic documentary series on women playing Australian Rules Football, included as part of a group show alongside some of Australia’s best-known photojournalists.
2014-2020 - Exhibitor ART Red Hill
2018 - Winner of ART Red Hill's "Highly Commended Photography" prize sponsored by On Stone.
2019 - Winner of ART Red Hill's "Best Other Medium" prize sponsored by GEM Constructions
2021 - Solo Exhibition "Lull", Cook Street Collective, Flinders | 
