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Come celebrate and worship some legendary artists who were tragically lost to HIV/AIDs.
This multi-artform exhibition evokes the colourful rebelliousness of some of history’s greatest out-and-proud artists who helped push Queerness into the public consciousness.
The Huxleys have combined their skills in costume design, performance, and photography for a joyous and righteous tribute to the many brilliant minds sadly lost far too soon.
For more information on specific showings of this exhibition, visit here.
When: January 21–February 11
Where: Abbotsford Convent – Rosina Auditorium 1 St Heliers Street, Abbotsford
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