Pat (Patricia) Robb, Fiona Clark, 1973
Photo Credit
An exhibition by Fiona Clark, curated by The Charlotte Museum and supported by Studio One Toi Tū.
Seen & Heard celebrates the courage, strength, and tenacity of our lesbian sapphic communities over the 50 years since Gay Liberation. Fiona will present new photographic portraits, as well as photos from her archive depicting the complexities of our identities and shared cultural experience. This exhibit will embrace those complexities, and looks to champion a collective spirit and elevate lesbian sapphic voices back onto K'Rd for Auckland Pride, so often the backdrop to our collective lives.
The Charlotte Museum will support Fiona by including items from our collections that compliment the works on show. Through this collaboration our communities can engage with a creative expression of narratives that reflect who we are and the cultural experience in which we all play a part.
Read more about the exhibition and The Charlotte Museum here.
Opening Hours
- Tuesday-Friday: 10am-6pm
- + late night Thursday
- Saturday: 10am-4pm
Location
- Studio One Toi Tū
- Pop-up space at 238 Karangahape Road
- Auckland
An exhibition by Fiona Clark, curated by The Charlotte Museum and supported by Studio One Toi Tū.
Seen & Heard celebrates the courage, strength, and tenacity of our lesbian sapphic communities over the 50 years since Gay Liberation. Fiona will present new photographic portraits, as well as photos from her archive depicting the complexities of our identities and shared cultural experience. This exhibit will embrace those complexities, and looks to champion a collective spirit and elevate lesbian sapphic voices back onto K'Rd for Auckland Pride, so often the backdrop to our collective lives.
The Charlotte Museum will support Fiona by including items from our collections that compliment the works on show. Through this collaboration our communities can engage with a creative expression of narratives that reflect who we are and the cultural experience in which we all play a part.
Read more about the exhibition and The Charlotte Museum here.
