Australia's Oculi Photo Collective announces annual print sale

The Oculi Photo Collective is running its annual print sale online from November 9–22, featuring a single, carefully selected image from each of its 15 documentary photographers.

Fine art prints are available in A4 ($100 AUD) and A3 ($300 AUD) sizes, with all orders produced locally in Sydney.

“This is a great opportunity to acquire an affordable print by some of Australia’s most celebrated photographic artists, and to support Australia’s oldest photography collective at the same time,” says OCULI president Meg Hewitt.

Photography enthusiasts can support Australia’s oldest photography collective and purchase these limited-release artworks directly from its website.

The OCULI Collective

Founded in 2000 to bypass traditional media limitations, Australia's Oculi collective emerged as a vital platform for independent documentary photography.

Taking its name from the Latin for "eyes", early founders like Trent Parke and Nick Moir championed long-form visual storytelling, quickly earning global reach and representation by Paris-based L'Agence VU.

Today, its curated roster of 15 award-winning visual artists remains dedicated to chronicling Australian culture and global issues across diverse photographic formats.

You find out more about Oculi through its website.