Keemon Williams: Fairy Tales

Deadline:

2 February
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February 25
Carpark Gallery


Fairy Tales is an ongoing series exploring queer narratives, and their intrinsic links to other forms of identity. Particularly the way in which experiences of queer life, trauma, and Indigeneity combine to create a personal form of cultural expression. Recollecting experiences through dramatisation, the photographic medium is used as a tool to reformat memory, to address and reconcile the past in order to embrace oneself in the present.

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