friction

There is no queer liberation without collective liberation. Friction is the catalyst for social growth.

This event encompasses an art exhibition, panel discussion, and music performances. We ground queerness in Indigenous Knowledges from around the world, centring First Nations peoples to these lands, alongside people of colour displaced by settler-colonial systems. Through visual art, discourse, and music, we delve into this discomfort as a means for individual and collective growth.

Saturday, 9th of November | 1–8pm
echo&bounce, Woolloongabba

Featuring:

Art exhibition
Beth Thompson
Georgia Hayward
Keemon Williams
Megan Cope
Norton Fredericks
proppaNOW x Vera List Centre collaborative works
Javiera Labrin

Panel
Megan Cope
Gari Tudor-Smith
Huda The Goddess
Remah Naji
Hosted by Sam Quyên Huỳnh

Performances
Ethan Enoch
SOLCHLD
RINA

DJs
Neesha Alexander
Enter

Food
Palestinian Food Brisbane