Multi-disciplinary artist Josephine Mead explores the meaning of Matrimony as a ritual of love and union through a queer perspective in a stunning installation of thirty paintings and a stunning brass sculpture crafted from over 2,000 wedding rings, featuring a stunning sound score composed by Dandenong-based musicians Ben Howard and Lilith Becker. For the exhibition’s opening, guests are invited to “bring a symbol of love, one that will form part of the ongoing exhibition”.
Exhibition Opening: September 21, 2024 7–9pm
Exhibition: September 24 – November 15, 2024, 12–4pm Tuesday–Friday
Where: Walker Street Gallery & Arts Centre, Corner Walker and Robinson Streets, Dandenong
Tickets: Free! Booking encouraged.
Accessiblity: The Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre is wheelchair accessible via an alternative entrance. Please email arts@cgd.vic.gov.au if you have any accessibility requirements. If you require an Auslan interpreter, please let the organisers know at least four days before the event.
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