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Work From Newcastle Agency Headjam Selected For National Anthropological Exhibition

Emily Gallagher
Published on: 17th December 2014 at 11:21 AM
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Work from Newcastle based creative agency Headjam has been accepted into the State Library of Victoria’s collection.

This City Speaks to Me is a documentation of Australian bohemia through the lens of Luke Kellett, principal of Headjam Creative. The work was selected by curator Claire Williamson.

The work is part of a new exhibition at the State Library of Victoria titled ‘Bohemian Melbourne’ which opened on Thursday 11 December. The exhibition explores Melbourne’s enduring counter-cultures and celebrates a who’s who of creative free spirits.

Kellett attended the exhibition opening last week. He said: “To have Headjam’s work included amongst artists’ work that dates back to 1806 is a privilege. Melbourne’s bohemian culture is fascinating. This City Speaks To Me includes a series of portraiture and documentary photographs including negatives and rare Polaroid film that revolves around Melbourne’s warehouse-cum-studio and grassroots arts spaces.”

‘Bohemian Melbourne’ is open to the public from December 12 and runs until February 22 2015 at the Keith Murdoch Gallery, State Library of Victoria.

This City Speaks To Me was acquired by State Library of Victoria for its private collection in 2011.

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Emily is a Communication Officer at Purser Corporate Communications, a highly respected communication and PR firm in Newcastle, NSW. In her current role Emily works with a wide range of local and national organisations to develop and deliver strategic communication and public relations campaigns - this includes everything from developing strategic communication and public relations plans and writing for media and publications to working with designers and videographers to produce creative and effective marketing materials. Emily's passion for communication and marketing began in during her six years working in the hospitality industry whilst completing her university degree at Canberra's Australian National University (ANU). From those early years in hospitality, crafting the best quality latte or creating exceptional dining experiences for her customers to her current role working with businesses and their leaders to help them navigate customer and stakeholder needs in an increasingly online and digital world, Emily is passionate about delivering exceptional outcomes for clients Emily has developed the ability to create genuine and sustainable relationships with stakeholders in all levels of business - from front line workers and staff managers to CEOs and small business owners. Before joining Purser she worked for Accenture surprising her managers, peers and herself with the ability to turn complex technology and infrastructure concepts into easily understandable pieces of information working with organisations through complex business system and process change management. Emily has a broad range of skills and experience to offer and has developed exceptional program solving skills. Specific skill areas include corporate communication, change management, public relations, stakeholder engagement, writing and publications, event management, social media and digital communication.

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