exhibitions
queer
transgressions
curated
by edwina bartleme
Queer
Transgressions (QT) is an art exhibition, web site and forum
showcasing recent work by queer artists and writers dealing with
themes of gender, sexual and bodily transgression. QT will explore
practices, images, fantasies, bodies and spaces that disrupt
conservative and restrictive notions of gender, sexuality and
identity.
Free Entry
Exhibition
30 June - 30 July (Opening 30 June)
6.00pm @ Riverside & Turbine Levels, Brisbane Powerhouse
Artforms
featured include photography, installation, video, mixed media,
computer generated prints and CD ROM.
Forum
2 July
1.00pm @ Visy Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
Tickets $12/$7 conc
Guest
speakers include Rea, Wayne Stamp and
Dallas Angguish. Supported by the Gender Studies area,
Humanities, School of Arts, Griffith University.
Web Site
Site Launch 30 June, 2000.
On-line
gallery & publication, presenting info about the QT project,
artists & writers. Access at www.pridebrisbane.org.au/qt
Designed by Ken Lyons.
For info contact Edwina Bartleme on 07 3875 7686 |
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wanted:
images of queer queensland
Brisbane
Pride Collective and Queensland AIDS Council invite photographic
submissions now for a photographic exhibition in November 2000
to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the decriminalisation of
homosexuality in Queensland. We are looking for images that capture
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community life
in Queensland at the dawn of the 21st Century.
A calendar of selected images commem-orating this important milestone
will be produced for 2001. Major prizes to be won. Send to Queensland
AIDS Council, PO Box 3142 South Brisbane Business Centre 4101.
For more info call Stephen Scott on 07 3844 1990 or email info@quac.org.au
haikam
Friday
23 June - Sunday 30 July
Noon - 5.00pm and during theatre performances @ River level,
Riverside Gallery Space, Brisbane Powerhouse
Free Entry
Cybersurrealist
Haikam, a Loatian-Australian artist, mines the underground of
fetish and fantasy for inspiration, decorating her digital works
with nipples, lips and lashes, leather, latex and exotic shoes.
Catch her first exhibition of delicious large scale photographs
in the flesh at Brisbane Powerhouse.
For info call Brisbane Powerhouse on 07 3254 4000 or visit the
website at www.brisbanepowerhouse.org
gaze
upon flowers
a photographic
exhibition by debra walsh
Saturday 24 June - Sunday 30 July
@ Bongo's Cafe, corner of Macquarie & Florence Streets, Teneriffe
Free entry
For info call 07 3252 3911 or email dphotography@hotmail.com
white
king, blak queen
Friday
23 June - Sunday 30 July @ Turbine Level,
Brisbane Powerhouse
Monday - Friday 9am-5pm Saturday 12 noon-5pm
Free Entry
Clinton
Nain, one of Australia's leading young Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander artists presents an exhibition of remarkable
poetic strength which deals with issues of race, gender and colour
stereotyping.
ÔIf White King, Blak Queen were showing in New York, it
would be the traffic-stopping talk of the town...Sentiment? There's
none. Passion? By the bucketload. Imprecation? I should say so.'
Bruce James, Sydney Morning Herald
For info call Brisbane Powerhouse on 07 3254 4000 or visit the
website at www.brisbanepowerhouse.org |