Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Queering the Archives with Gus Fisher
Presented by The Charlotte Museum & Gus Fisher Gallery
Free entry
Where & When
8 August, 1:30 - 4PM
The Charlotte Museum
FREE
Gus Fisher Gallery and The Charlotte Museum are proud to present a special event exploring the queer archives of Aotearoa.
Join Gus Fisher Gallery and Te Whare Takatāpui-Wāhine o Aotearoa The Charlotte Museum for this special event exploring the sapphic archives of Aotearoa to mark the 40th anniversary of The Homosexual Law Reform Act 1986. Through a conversation between organisations, we will discuss how traditional archiving conventions are expanded through a sapphic/queer lens, considering thematic parallels with the exhibition Studies for a Keepsake: Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore. Taking place at The Charlotte Museum, a selection of rare ephemera and archive materials relating to the Homosexual Law Reform campaign will be on display for this occasion.
The Studies for a Keepsake public programme is brought to you by The Gerrard and Marti Friedlander Charitable Trust.