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selected work / A Portrait of a Cyborg
Fertile Ground Group exhibition at the Centre for Contemporary Photography Melbourne 2021 Lauren Dunn, Kim Hak, Shivanjani Lal, Sophal Neak, Arnont Nongyao, Elia Nurvista, Keg De Souza, James Tylor, Kawita Vatanajyankur Curated by Olivia Poloni &
       
     
selected work / Fertile Ground
Image Collective exhibition Blindside 2021 Olivia Poloni, Grace Wood, Olga Bennett, Josephine Mead, Annika Koops, Sanja Pahoki, Lauren Dunn. A Cyborg Manifesto - Lauren Dunn 2021 100 x 130 cm digital print 75 x 133 cm bronze sculpture
       
     
selected work / Image Collective
New Romanticism for Photo 2021 International Festival of Photography Rokeby St Collingwood photo.org.au/artists/lauren-dunn PHOTO 2021 artist Q&A: photo.org.au/channel/qa-lauren-dunn
       
     
selected work / PHOTO 2021 New Romanticism
Fruit & veg & parodies Solo exhibition LON gallery Melbourne March 2019
       
     
selected work / Fruit & veg & parodies
Greener Pastures Honours graduate exhibition VCA 2018
       
     
selected work / Greener pastures
The green sheen BUS projects 2018
       
     
selected work / The green sheen
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selected work / Crybaby
Spring 1883 presented by Discordia Gallery , Melbourne 2021.
       
     
selected work / Spring 1883 Melbourne 2021
Spring 1883 Sydney 2019 Presented by LON Gallery
       
     
selected work / Spring 1883 Sydney 2019
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selected work / The World is a Teenager
       
     
selected work / An image of an image of an image again
One truth , 3 channel video/projection installation shown at the Gertrude street projection festival 2016.
       
     
selected work / One truth
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selected work / Spring 1883 Melbourne 2018
24/7 , Midsumma art prize, Fort Delta 2017 Neon on perspex, 80 x 30 cms
       
     
selected work / 24/7
Going green, eco friendly lives of the privileged St Hiliers gallery Abbotsford Convent 2017
       
     
selected work / Going green, eco friendly lives of the privileged