Thursday 14 October: Queering Ethnicities, 6-7.30pm
https://museumsvictoria.com.au/immigrationmuseum/whats-on/queering-ethnicities/
Pushing back, rising up, speaking out! From small moments of activism to large acts of rebellion intended to disrupt, we all have a story to pass on.
Join Tutulu, Alyena Mohummadally and Abanob Saad as they take us into their art, writing and cherished objects to talk about:
How do LGBTIQA+ multifaith, multicultural and people of colour use art, writing, media, and cherished objects as protest against discrimination, or to support activism in public and/or personal settings?
Each panellist will speak to a cherished object or a piece of their own creative work, and reflect on how sexuality, gender, faith and cultural diversity are braided together in their lived experience.
More details on the speakers and purchasing $5 per household tickets is here:
https://museumsvictoria.com.au/immigrationmuseum/whats-on/queering-ethnicities/
This is a joint online event of Immigration Museum, AGMC and Deakin University School of Communication and Creative Arts.
