Carriageworks, in association with ACCA, are proud to present Paul Yore: WORD MADE FLESH, a major new immersive installation by one of Australia’s most provocative multidisciplinary artists.

The Party celebrates LGBTQIA+ nightlife and party culture in Sydney from 1973 to 2002. It tracks the development of the dance party, from private home parties to larger productions in warehouses, including early Gay Liberation fundraisers, the influential Recreational Arts Team (RAT) parties, ...

The Art Gallery of New South Wales is staging an ambitious program of events, performances, and artist commissions to celebrate Sydney WorldPride 2023.

Braving Time is a queer exhibition that celebrates the work of artists who identify as part of the Australian LGBTQIA+ community.

Fulgora presents a suite of commissioned video works by 5 Australian-based artists that are punctuated by a selection of films programmed in collaboration with LA-based collective Dirty Looks Inc.

Anita Bryant is an American singer, beauty pageant queen, Florida orange juice ambassador, and one of the most famous American anti-gay rights activists of the late 1960s and 1970s. Through an installation of collages and a site-specific work Anita Bryant Monuments responds to the legacy of he...

Dylan Mooney’s Still here and thriving series, five large-format portraits focus on love in queer communities, deftly illustrating issues affecting Mooney’s lived experience in ways that are poignant and very much of our moment.

Australian Queer Archives The Air is Electric is the first dedicated exhibition of iconic Australian queer artist David McDiarmid’s photographs.

Daniel McDonald is a First Nations LGBTQIA+ Deaf artist. Although Western Desert dot techniques inspire him, he paints with an eye to his coastal NSW and inner Sydney origins to tell his own story. In this exhibition, McDonald fuses traditional painting techniques with contemporary iconography...

An exhibition that platforms queer and First Nations identified artists who variously use text to leverage community-building against (or adjacent to) dominant modes of kinship and relating.

Rainbow Elders is a physical, digital, and street poster exhibition that showcases the voice and stories of First Nations LGBTIQA+ Elders involved with the LGBTIQ+ rights and First Nations community movements since the 1970s from across Australia.

Boomalli’s Annual Mardi Gras Exhibition features First Nations LGBQTIA+ artists from across Sydney and NSW.

American artist Macon Reed creates immersive sculptural environments that serve as sites for conversation and exchange. Eulogy for the Dyke Bar revisits the legacy and physical spaces of dyke and lesbian bars, an increasingly rare component of the gay and queer cultural landscape.

Coming Out, Coming Home – An interactive creative Community Portrait project for the Queer Chinese in Australia communities. What does the word ‘home’ mean to you? A physical dimension, a metaphor for safety and connections, or a sense of safety and belonging. In the Chinese context, home is t...