insideOUT is a binary-blurring experience constructed by Ngarigo artist Peter Waples-Crowe.

Presented by the Koorie Heritage Trust, this solo exhibition demolishes barriers by constructing new spaces to interrogate the meeting points of where Aboriginal and queer cultures intersect.

A visual showcase of Waples-Crowes’ distinctive collage works, as well as new experimentations with animation, fashion and live-art activation, insideOUT builds space for queer and blak people, stories and experiences to be held and encountered. Waples-Crowe engages collaboration as a strategy to explore themes of being simultaneously on both the inside, and the outside.

The space available includes the gallery with a fully accessible stage, which measures approximately 3m x 2m with a ramp and handrail. A PA, mixer, 2 mics and seating are also available. Your event can be open to the public, for community-only, or private.

TO APPLY FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING DETAILS – APPLICATIONS CLOSE MONDAY 13 MAY.

Name:Email:Address:Phone number:Title:50 – 100 Word description:

AV & furniture requirements:

List of names & language groups (if relevant) or performers, facilitators or speakers:Is this event open to the public, private or for a specific community group (i.e Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander community only?Will this event be promoted to the disability community? If so, is Auslan interpretation required?

ABOUT YOU:

Do you or the performers, facilitators or speakers identify as:

Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander community?

Other First Nations communiy?

LGBTQIA?

Disability community?

Culturally & linguistically diverse (in addition to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander or other First Nations?

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PROMOTIONAL IMAGE (WITH CREDITS)BIOS OR CVS OF PRESENTERS, PERFORMERS, FACILITATORS OR SPEAKERS (OPTIONAL)

We will confirm the programmed events by Monday 20 May and will announce and begin promotion via our website & email communications on Monday 27 May.

*Accessibility note: the level 1 gallery and stage is fully wheelchair accessible, with a small ramp with handrail access to the stage. One ambulant toilet is available on level 1, and a further ambulant toilet is located via the lifts to level 3.