Tammy Law: Permission to Belong

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Third Quater

The Third Quarter are so pleased to share our first March exhibition ‘Permission to Belong’ by accomplished Photographer and Visual Storyteller Tammy Law.

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The images and photobook launched in ‘Permission To Belong’ explore the dualities that surround the idea of home: the space between presence and absence, permanence and impermanence and belonging and displacement.

The photographic work engages in the lived experiences of liminality from the perspectives of the transnational diaspora from Burma. Images of stateless environments and domestic and psychological spaces have been combined to comment on the lived experiences of transnational people. ‘Permission to Belong’ develops new understandings of the multidimensional complexities of being a refugee, during a time of increasing displacement and familial upheaval.
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Join us for the exhibition opening on Friday March 1
Ochre Gallery, 6pm – 9pm
Burmese inspired food spread by Yes, Joy
Showing until Thursday March 14

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