This September ALASKA Projects presents seven vibrant artists who engage with the complexities of identity and sexuality in 'Engender'. At a time when LGBT rights have become a focus in Australian politics, this show represents a new generation of artists, and young citizens, rallying against prescriptive ideas of what it means to be ourselves. The curatorial direction of the exhibition, led by Grace Partridge with assistance from Emma Size, includes dialogue on this topic of personal truths from feminist, queer, trans and anti-racist perspectives, so as to offer a resounding and powerful message of inclusivity. [caption id="attachment_43138" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Angelica…
Engender
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