N.T. 74–77 is a compelling memoir by Melbourne-based photographer Konrad Winkler, offering readers a vivid glimpse into the Northern Territory of Australia during the mid-1970s. Through 89 evocative images and accompanying narratives, Winkler transports us to a time of simplicity and warmth, capturing the essence of a transformative period in Australian history.
Winkler reflects on his experiences teaching in the Aboriginal community of Areyonga/Utju and living in Darwin after Cyclone Tracy. The book’s 136 pages are filled with photographs and stories that highlight the resilience and spirit of the people and places he encountered. Designed by W.H. Chong and Winkler, the book’s layout complements its rich photographic content, enhancing the reader’s connection to the images. The narratives, penned by Winkler with contributions from Peggy Yelpi (dec), provide context and depth, making this memoir both a personal journey and a valuable historical document
Konrad Winkler is a Melbourne-based photographer known for his evocative storytelling and keen eye for capturing candid moments. His work often delves into personal experiences and historical narratives, providing viewers with intimate insights into diverse cultures and landscapes.
M.33 is a Melbourne-based publishing house renowned for its dedication to producing high-quality photographic books that explore diverse themes and narratives. Collaborating with both emerging and established artists, M.33 has expanded its portfolio to include various titles that challenge conventional notions of what a book can be. Their publications are thoughtfully designed, often incorporating innovative layouts and materials to enhance the storytelling experience.
N.T. 74–77 serves as both a personal memoir and a valuable historical document, preserving the essence of a transformative period in Australia’s Northern Territory.
Book Details:
- Title: N.T. 74–77
- Author: Konrad Winkler
- Publisher: M.33
- Publication Year: 2024
- ISBN: 978-0-6456947-2-7
- Pages: 136
- Dimensions: 250 x 210 mm
- Cover: Section-sewn softcover
- Edition: Limited to 200 copies
- Price: $50 AUD
