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BOUNDARIES

DECEMBER 2021

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BOUNDARIES

NOVEMBER 2021

Fat LIFE DRAWING X the civic

THURSDAY 16 DECEMBER 2021 FROM 6.30PM : SKETCHING SANTA

Have you ever had the opportunity to sketch Santa? Well now you’ve got the chance!

We’re collaborating again with the wonderful Fat Life Drawing for a one-off Christmas special.

Join us on for a couple of hours of fun, campy, cheesy life drawing. Mince pies and mulled wine (or whatever your tipple) encouraged.

This session is conducted over zoom and tix are just £7 .

Black t-shirt with the words Gender Roles are Dead printed on the front
OBJECT NUMBER MOT000012 Gender Roles are Dead T-shirt by @thefoxfisher Photo by Katy Davies, Fashion Space Gallery, London College of Fashion.

The Museum of Transology

ONLINE EXHIBITION, 3RD SEPTEMBER 2021 – 31ST MARCH 2022

The Museum of Transology (MoT) is the UK’s most significant collection of material culture surrounding trans, non-binary and intersex lives. Participants have complete freedom to choose the object they wish to donate to represent their gender experiences. Each object has a brown tag attached to it with a hand-written message explaining its significance.

The collection halts the erasure of trans lives from history, tackles the misrepresentation of trans people in the political sphere, and combats the spectacularization of trans bodies and experiences by the mainstream media.

Adam Summerscales – Human Forest

20 NOVEMBER 2021 – 22 JANUARY 2022

Adam Summerscales is a photographer living in Barnsley. Human Forest is a photography project which documents the artist’s experience of frustration and invisibility whilst moving through the city as a deaf wheelchair user. Using a camera which is mounted from his own perspective, he photographs a visual representation of his lived reality: a forest of arms, torsos and shopping bags.

Though the physical layouts of modern cities are slowly acknowledging the presence of wheelchair users, more often than not urban environments alienate and exclude people with disabilities. Human Forest seeks to highlight these obstacles by presenting the world in an alternative way and challenging able-bodied viewers to think about their own actions in the situations presented. 

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