Opening night of C. Moore Hardy: Life in Black, White and Pink

C. Moore Hardy : Life in Black, White and Pink

This major exhibition C. Moore Hardy: Life in Black, White and Pink is the latest in the National Art School’s ongoing Queer Contemporary program presented annually as part of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.

Life in Black, White and Pink, features large scale photographic works by C. Moore Hardy from the past 3 decades. The artist is renowned as a photographer who has captured key cultural moments in Australian history since the late 1970s, with particular focus on Sydney’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex and queer (LGBTQiA+) communities.

Collectively, C. Moore Hardy’s images tell layered and nuanced stories of Australia’s political landscape, the people, personalities and moments in our social history that have defined us. Together they are a celebration of identity, unity and social and cultural diversity.

Programme

Courtyard bar open 6pm
Speeches 6.30pm

Exhibition open 6.45 – 9pm

Image credit: C. Moore Hard, PASH ON kiss in with Sister of Perpetual Indulgence, Taylor Square Darlinghurst, 1995, City of Sydney Archives