Garry Trinh Photographer
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Clients
Arts and Cultural Exchange
Artspace
Artist Profile Magazine
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Blacktown Arts
Blurb
Campbelltown Art Gallery
Casula Powerhouse
Chalk Horse Gallery
Chau Chak Wing Museum
Creative Australia
Cultural Capital
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Parramatta Artists Studios
Penrith Regional Gallery
Powerhouse Museum
Sydney College of the Arts
Urban Theatre Projects
UNSW Galleries
Fairfield City Museum and Gallery
Head On Photo Festival
Galerie Pom Pom
Gallery 4A
Museum & Galleries of NSW
National Association for the Visual Arts
Snap Fish
Pari
Garry Trinh is a photographer and artist. He makes photographs about the uncanny, unexpected and spontaneous moments in daily life. He is inspired by his surroundings and from the vast visual output of mass culture. His works are about a way of looking at the world, to reveal magic in the mundane. He is never bored and never late.
Trinh works with artists and galleries to create high-quality reproductions of their artworks. He has a passion for portraiture and likes to capture the emotions and stories of people and events.
Trinh has been a member of the Powerhouse Museum’s photography advisory committee and continues to serve on the HeadOn Photography Festival selection panel. He has lectured about photography at every university in Sydney.
He holds a BA in Psychology and a BA in Visual Communications / Photography and Digital Imaging from the University of Western Sydney.
Trinh lives and works in Sydney, Australia.
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‘Garry Trinh is a camera. His eye lids are shutters. They close and open on scenes some might call mundane, others - miraculous. It doesn’t matter to him which.
There is no hierarchy to what Trinh considers interesting. He finds beauty in the most unextraordinary of moments. Scanning the suburbs for hidden miracles and chance happenings, blinking at exact moments in time.’
- Chris Dolman
Artist.
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‘When I wake up the first thing I think is ‘ I hope I can be like Garry today.’
- Glenn Barkley
Artist, senior curator Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.
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‘Somehow you conjure up the magic just by your presence’
- Helen Frajman
Publisher.
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‘ Thanks for being an inspiration and sharing your unique way of looking at the world’ - Jason Hamilton
Hillvale Photo founder.