Program

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Body Says, No
Jun
2
to 9 Jul

Body Says, No

Danica I. J. Knežević

Body says, No, by Danica I. J. Knežević, examines the complex association and dislocation of the medicalised body and the invisibility of care. The exhibition merges videos and images with mobility aids to draw attention to the medicalisation of the body.

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Threads
Jun
2
to 9 Jul

Threads

Threads: a group exhibition by Refugee Art Project + Taring Padi

Threads explores the tangible and intangible connections, ties of friendship, shared practices and emerging collaborations–all which play a vital role in sustaining the community organisation Refugee Art Project.

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Staging Portraits: Queer community photos at The Bearded Tit
Jun
2
to 9 Jul

Staging Portraits: Queer community photos at The Bearded Tit

Dorcas Tang 邓佳颖

Staging Portraits (2022 – ongoing) is a portrait series of the community at The Bearded Tit, a queer institution and bar in Redfern. Through photographs and written responses, it offers a glimpse into the ways queer people have redefined concepts of home and family, often out of necessity and survival.

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Public Art
Mar
30
to 14 May

Public Art

Nick Breedon

Nick Breedon’s solo exhibition Public Art interrogates the function and possibilities of public art in queer/trans/crip futurity. Monumental sculptures in bronze, aluminium and concrete act as propositional public artworks, or works about the field and culture of public art.

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Far from heaven
Mar
30
to 14 May

Far from heaven

Foong/McGrath

Originally scheduled last July as an audience-led performance installation, it was instead brought into a digital space for 9 weeks due to extreme weather events. On a weekly basis, this open-access screenplay was uploaded chapter-by-chapter and edited anonymously by audiences from the comfort of their homes.

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Wh0r3s 4eva
Mar
30
to 14 May

Wh0r3s 4eva

Curated by Katie Winten

Wh0r3s 4eva is an exhibition of experimental art by sex workers and allies. Responding to the frequent erasure, censorship and deplatforming of sex workers, this exhibition celebrates the creativity, innovation and perseverance of sex workers who continue to make work both online and offline.

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