Art Guide: Misfit: Collage and Queer Practice

Art Guide: Misfit: Collage and Queer Practice

Article by Nadiah Abdulrahim

“One of the aims in curating Misfit is for people to realise that living a queer life does affect how you make art, how you see the world, and how you live your life. According to Scott Elliot, curator, there is a collective queer way of working and thinking.”

Check out the full Art Guide review of Misfit: Collage and queer practice through the link below.

Image: Detail of a digital rendering of Gary Carsley artwork installation Outside, 2019. Image courtesy and © the artist

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Sidney Nolan, ‘Untitled’, 1983, spray can enamel on canvas, Nolan Collection, managed by Canberra Museum and Gallery on behalf of the Australian Government
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