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The OCULI Photo Collective announce their annual print sale

By Tim Levy | 4 November 2026

The OCULI Photo Collective is running their annual print sale runs online from November 9–22, featuring a single, carefully selected image from each of its 15 documentary photographers.

Fine art prints are available in A4 ($100 AUD) and A3 ($300 AUD), with all orders produced locally in Sydney.

Photography enthusiasts can support Australia’s oldest photography collective and purchase these limited-release artworks directly from their website. 

The OCULI Collective


Founded in 2000 to bypass traditional media limitations, Australia's OCULI collective emerged as a vital platform for independent documentary photography.

Taking its name from the Latin for "eyes", early founders like Trent Parke and Nick Moir championed long-form visual storytelling, quickly earning global reach and representation by Paris-based L'Agence VU.

Today, its curated roster of 15 award-winning visual artists remains dedicated to chronicling Australian culture and global issues across diverse photographic formats.

You find out more about OCULI through their website.