Emergency Artistry Collective Exhibitions
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We are a group of women focused on organising themed exhibitions. We welcome emerging artist from culturally diverse background, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, LGBTQIA+ practitioners and people with lived experience of disability.
We want to involve emerging artists to contribute visual, audio, or written artworks to collaborative exhibitions. We are open to and welcome new and unexpected interpretations and we are looking for being inclusive and diverse, aiming to tell a different story.
We think we should be more aware how art could be deceptive and subjective. Disability and race often have been misrepresented and stereotypically depicted in the history and media, and after some research we realised that often it’s because people don’t get to tell their own narrative.
We are interested in knowing underrepresented people’s point of view and stories through art, what’s their point of view in themes as death, poverty, immigration, civil rights, inequality, national identity? We believe that knowing different point of views, we get the chance to unlearn preconceptions and learn empathy and how to be more open with each other. MEET THE TEAM
We want to involve emerging artists to contribute visual, audio, or written artworks to collaborative exhibitions. We are open to and welcome new and unexpected interpretations and we are looking for being inclusive and diverse, aiming to tell a different story.
We think we should be more aware how art could be deceptive and subjective. Disability and race often have been misrepresented and stereotypically depicted in the history and media, and after some research we realised that often it’s because people don’t get to tell their own narrative.
We are interested in knowing underrepresented people’s point of view and stories through art, what’s their point of view in themes as death, poverty, immigration, civil rights, inequality, national identity? We believe that knowing different point of views, we get the chance to unlearn preconceptions and learn empathy and how to be more open with each other. MEET THE TEAM
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EACExhibitions would like to pay respects to Wurundjeri Elders, past, present and emerging, to the Elders from other communities and to any other Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders who might encounter or participate in our shows.
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