Easton Dunne: Hail Holy Queen

Deadline:

18 October
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November 16
Onespace Gallery

Exhibiting in the Lounge Gallery is Easton Dunne with their installation work, Hail Holy Queen (2023).

Dunne’s Hail Holy Queen (2023) applies a queer lens to a childhood time and place where, according to the artist, they “held an acute sense of [their]own queerness and transness but had no language or agency to recognise or express this identity, in part as a result of the conservative influence of religious beliefs on family and community”.[1]

The installation recreates aspects of Dunne’s paternal grandparents’ house, located on a cattle property on Ghungalu Country. It was a location for many family gatherings, often after Sunday church services, in which the artist and their family would say the Rosary together before watching television and sharing meals.

Easton will also be concurrently exhibiting work at the Brisbane Powerhouse as part of Melt festival. 

Images: Easton Dunne, ‘Welcome to Paradise’  Rockhampton Museum of Art, 2023.

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