When
to
Where
KEPK Art Gallery
Unit J2/241 Station Rd
Yeerongpilly QLD 4105
Australia
Why
This photo exhibition will capture the last 12 months of solidarity, and protest in the justice for Palestine movement here in Magan-djin (Brisbane).
Hosted in collaboration with Justice for Palestine Magan-djin (JFP) and Magan-djin Creatives for Palestine (MCFP), this exhibition is held in the days leading up to the period marking twelve (12) months of unconscionable uprooting, grief, rage, devastation but also a collective renewal of hope, passion and solidarity with Palestine and Palestinian communities across the globe.
This is a free event, but please register.
The exhibition opening night is on October 10th at KEPK Gallery from 6pm - 10pm. It will feature photo and video-based submissions from creatives who have been involved in direct action events & protests in Magandjin from October 2023 till October 2024. The opening night will feature art, music & spoken-word performances and truth-telling grounded in Palestinian and Blak voices. Food and drink from local makers such as Palestinian Food Brisbane, Baitna, and Alphabet Cafe will be provided.
The exhibition will run until Saturday 12 October and is one of several events being organised to mark 12 months of Israel’s genocide including the “All Out for Palestine” rally on October 13.
Our collective movement for a better world is made possible from the teachings, stories and lessons shared by Indigenous peoples - from Gaza to Magan-djin, we welcome you.
Photo prints exhibited will be available to purchase to raise funds for Palestinian refugees and a First Nation Organisation.
The space will be grounded by truth telling, hope, and action through these powerful voices:
- Aunty Dawn Daylight
- Remah Naji
- Fred Leone
- Phil Monsour
- Lily Daud
Please note the following:
- This is a free event, but please register for a ticket as it helps us prepare for food and seating.
- This is a Non-Alcoholic event.
- Photography and/or videography will be taken at the event. If you prefer not to be photographed or filmed, please inform the event organisers.
- This venue is wheelchair and mobility-aid accessible (bathrooms included).
- There is onsite parking and the venue is 500m from Yeerongpilly train station, and is well serviced by buses that travel on Ipswich Road.
- Further information on accessibility and travel will be communicated via the event email reminder.
Tickets available from Humanitix.
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Magan-djin Creatives for Palestine
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Justice for Palestine Magan-djin
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