Edna WALLING<br/>
<em>May we come in?</em> (1950s-1960s) <!-- (recto) --><br />
from album <i>No title (Album)</i> (1950s-60s)<br />
gelatin silver photograph<br />
24.5 x 19.3 cm (image and sheet)<br />
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br />
Gift of Mrs Barbara Barnes, 1983<br />
PH10-1983<br />

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Creating Community AQUA x NGV For Coming Out Day

Sun 11 Oct, 1pm–2.30pm

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Edna WALLING<br/> <em>May we come in?</em> (1950s-1960s) <!-- (recto) --><br /> from album <i>No title (Album)</i> (1950s-60s)<br /> gelatin silver photograph<br /> 24.5 x 19.3 cm (image and sheet)<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Gift of Mrs Barbara Barnes, 1983<br /> PH10-1983<br /> <!--12018-->

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The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Fed Square

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Explore

To coincide with Coming Out Day, NGV and the Australian Queer Archives (AQuA) come together to explore how queer people have connected and built supportive communities in the face of prejudice prior to, and following, the Gay Liberation Movement.

Drawing on stories present within the NGV Collection and AQuA’s holdings, presentations by leading queer creatives will explore the significance of connection and safe spaces in building and sustaining LGBTIQA+ communities.

Join us as we reflect on the historical and ongoing complexities of ‘coming out’, while celebrating the resilience and strength these histories and experiences represent.

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Australia Queer Archives


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