Not all stories are told through written or spoken words. Since the beginning of time, humans have used their bodies to convey personal narratives, commemorate significant events, and express specific emotions and beliefs. Decorating our bodies with adornments, clothing and tattoos can distinguish our individuality; define our cultural, social or religious positions; and mark our personal stories.
This exhibition brings together artists from diverse cultural backgrounds that use bodies as a canvas to creatively express narratives. It explores the way that people decorate and use their bodies to tell stories, be it through fashion, tattoos or adornments.
Curated by Danielle Harvey.
Creativity through art, movement and writing: A project held in conjunction with Redland Libraries, Redland Art Gallery, Redland Performing Arts Centre and Strengthening Communities.
RAG, CAPALABA
MONDAY 18 MARCH –
TUESDAY 7 MAY 2019
Floor Talk and Morning Tea:
9.30am Thursday 21 March 2019
Image: Magpie Goose, Munjimunjingu Manma (sea food bush tucker) print from the After the rains collection, print designed by Nancy McDinny 2018. Modelled by Esmeralda Philmax, Katherine. Courtesy of Magpie Goose. Photography by Kate Harding.
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