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Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits - RMIT Gallery

Hear from co-curators Catlin Langford, Christopher Sutherland and Jessie Norman (Metro Auto Photo), alongside artist Ruth O’Leary, as they discuss their work as part of our latest exhibition Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits. Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits introduces us to Alan Adler (1932 – 2024), who while little known, was the oldest and longest serving photobooth technician in the world. For over 50 years, Adler maintained a fleet of photobooths across Melbourne/Narrm, most notably the site at Flinders Street Station. As part of his weekly service, he would take a strip of test shots, now forming an extraordinary visual archive of over a thousand self-portraits. Adler’s story shows a fascinating dedication to repetitious image making and is supported by the artworks of Melbourne creatives who have passionately used his photobooths. Marking 100 years of the photobooth, Auto-Photo is one of many worldwide events that celebrate the centenary and reflect on the significance of this analogue machine. Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits features Adler’s extensive archive, alongside additional exhibits and works of art from the collections of Katherine Griffiths, Mark Holsworth, Kyle Archie Knight, Ruth O’Leary, Nicky Makin, Jesse Marlow, Brian Meacham, Metro Auto Photo, Patrick Pound and Joshua Smith. On exhibition at RMIT Gallery from 5 June to 16 August 2025. Auto-Photo: A Life in Portraits is a Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP) exhibition, presented in partnership with RMIT Culture. Curated by Catlin Langford with Christopher Sutherland and Jessie Norman (Metro Auto Photo) To find out more, head to our website: rmit.edu.au/rmit-gallery