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Powerful queer art initiative RFR launches at IMMA
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IMMA has just opened its doors to the ambitious new queer art programme, RFR (REWIND<<FASTFOWARD>>RECORD), where it has found a home for the next three weeks.
Aimed at engaging with LGBTQ+ community groups “to uncover queer histories and expand their retelling and relevance through artistic interpretation”, this initiative includes a series of public talks, tours, […] The post Powerful queer art initiative RFR launches at IMMA appeared first on GCN.
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Spectacular Queer and Inclusive Art coming to Offaly
April sees a host of fantastic queer and inclusive art initiatives taking place across Offaly as part of Spectacular Vernacular; a curated programme of multi-disciplinary, inclusive arts activities in community outdoor spaces. The programme has been developed through the ‘In the Open/Faoin Spéir’ Arts Council of Ireland fund in response to the COVID-19 crisis and […]
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