The Guardian has published a picture gallery surveying the five-decade career of photojournalist Lorrie Graham, according to the newspaper. The retrospective, dated Sunday, 20 September 2026, presents her work through images rather than text.
Coverage of Graham has appeared elsewhere in the Australian media in the same period. ArtsHub ran a question-and-answer feature describing her as a legendary photojournalist, and ABC News published a video segment in which the photographer, described as a trailblazer, looks back on her career.
Taken together, the three items point to a renewed round of attention on a body of work built up over roughly fifty years. The Guardian's gallery frames that career around portraiture, while the ArtsHub and ABC pieces approach it through interview and reflection.
The material available does not detail specific assignments, subjects or publications from Graham's career, and no quotes from her have been released in the summaries of these items. Readers wanting specifics will need to go to the original pieces.
What to watch next: whether further interviews or a fuller retrospective of Graham's archive follow from these outlets.