The Reader... A mid-career retrospective
Animal House Studio, Level 1, 2a Brunswick Rd, Brunswick East, Victoria

The Reader brings together, for the first time, the two primary ways Rohan Hutchinson’s work enters the world: large‑format photographic prints and the photobook. This mid‑career retrospective presents four interconnected chapters tracing Hutchinson’s evolving practice and his sustained engagement with environmental change.

From the Canadian Rockies to the Arctic, Alaska, and the Victorian Alpine National Park, the exhibition follows landscapes in flux—sites shaped by climate, time, and human impact. Across these chapters, Hutchinson explores how environments can be read, written, and continually rewritten, inviting viewers into both intimate and expansive encounters with place.

This exhibition forms part of the National Gallery of Victoria’s satellite program for the Melbourne Art Book Fair.

Turner & Australia
Gippsland Art Gallery 

Exhibition opens 07/06/2025
Exhibition closes 24/08/2025

Thrilled to be part of this exhibition, amougst some legendary artists. Turner & Australia is a journey through two centuries of epic landscape painting, this unique and compelling exhibition explores both the timing of Turner’s major artistic breakthroughs, which coincided with the development and origins of a school of art in Australia, and his continuing influence on artists working in Australia today.


Turner & Australia draws together key works by Turner from Australian public collections, presented alongside a diverse chronology of Australian art that has arisen from the generations that have followed in his path. Included amongst original works by Turner are key works by Australian luminaries as Eugene von Guérard, Rohan Hutchinson, Frederick McCubbin, Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton, Clarice Beckett, Jessie Traill, Lloyd Rees, Tracey Moffatt, Tony Smibert, and Valerie Sparks. 

At that Particular moment, Aritst book release 
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This very special publication/artwork, a significant milestone in Hutchinson's career, showcases fifteen key works from his latest large-scale project. Titled 'At that particular moment', the project is a sequel to his widely exhibited and collected work 'An Error Has Occurred/Polar Convergence'.

'At that particular moment' follows Hutchinson's epic adventure into Denali National Park, Alaska, in late 2024, the location of North America's highest peak. Mt Denali, famously known for having the highest altitude variance of any mountain on the planet, and as a result creates its own weather patterns. This very rare anomaly was at the centre of Hutchinson's fieldwork as the National Park succumbs to the pressures of a warming climate.






This special publication is divided into three separate but adjoining chapters: the Entry points, the entry to the National Park and the project, the Interventions, a stark documentation of the landscape that's been forever altered by human interference, and To be continued, the landscapes in the state of flux.

Publication details

Edition of 75, each signed and numbered on the title page.
31cm x 25cm
Custom-made Slipcase box with trifold inset
Foil-stamped cover
17 single 200gsm printed sheets, 15 displaying the landscape of Denali National Park.

2 sheets of 2mm Clear Framers' acrylic. (The Acrylic sheets are to be used as an external frame to house singular sheets as artworks and rotate in the owner’s house/studio.


ENCOUNTERS EXHIBITION

Book and Sons, Tokyo 

Exhibition opens 14, 11, 2024 
Exhibtion closed 03, 12, 2025

Encounters is a body of work inspired by Historic Japanese Photographer Yukio Tabuchi and his pursuit of understanding the natural environment.

Australian photographer Rohan Hutchinson's approach began with capturing the landscape's seasonal transformations, the neighbouring lands of the 2019 Australian bushfires. In the early phases of this two-year journey, his trajectory quickly changed. In fieldwork, reading the landscape through a euro-centric seasonal calendar proved ineffective, and in this learning process, the work became self-reflective.

Weather conditions, previously assumed, shifted without notice, and the changing transformation presented a unique environment of uncertainty and fragility. Each work presented in exhibition and publication form documents Hutchinson's singular encounters with the new landscape and, as a whole, his journey of discovery.

The Exhibition and publication design was inspired by Kogei, Craft 73 edition 1937, published by Japan Folk Art Association.