EJ Son’s "IT’S COMPLICATED" Workshop

It’s Complicated: Valentine’s Day Workshop with EJ Son

6 — 8pm

Tuesday 14 February 2023

$40+ booking fee

EJ’s voice recordable greeting cards allow you to record and send your own personal custom voice message. 

Profess your love to your bestie, co-worker, pet, granny, or houseplant in the form of personalised audio recording and decorative collage. Non-normative romances encouraged!

Your ticket includes a cocktail on arrival courtesy of Archie Rose, and all materials required to make your own recorded Valentines Day card.

Please note: EJ Son’s Workshop takes place within a heritage building on the NAS Campus. The workshop will be held in a room that is accessible by stairs and does not have lift access. If you have concerns regarding access, please contact Sarah Hibbs directly at sarah.​hibbs@​nas.​edu.​au by Tuesday 7 February. We will endeavour to facilitate a digital experience of the workshop, ensuring that the elements (including Archie Rose cocktail) are mailed to you ahead of time! 

EJ Son bio

(They/​them)

EJ Son is a multi-disciplinary artist, working across new media, sculptural installations, video and ceramics. With a focus on provocation and humour as a device to interrogate the complexity of power in the construction of gender, sexuality and race. Their practice is often paradoxical, arousing the tension created by our subconscious tendencies to binaries; they aim to deconstruct and create space for new feelings to be considered. 

They completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) at Sydney College of the Arts in 2018 and are a recent recipient of the Parramatta Artists’ Studios on-site residency at the Powerhouse Museum. They were awarded the 2020 Emerging Artist Prize from the Gosford Regional Art Gallery, and commissioned in 2021 by MAMA Albury to make titty tower (2021), to be presented for SIMMER 2021. They have exhibited at the 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, Bus Projects, Cool Change Contemporary, Verge Gallery, PARI, OZAsia Festival x LEXUS gallery, The Lock-up and The Substation.