A compelling installation exploring identity and community through photography and sound, developed with Kingston's LGBTQIA+ members.
Saturday 20 March 2027
to Saturday 16 May 2026
11:00am - 4:00pm
Kingston Arts Centre, 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin, 3189
Free
Experience a deeply immersive art installation that invites reflection on identity beyond labels. This exhibition combines evocative photography and sound to explore how people live and negotiate their identities through relationships and environments.
The work offers a quiet, contemplative space that highlights themes of visibility, care, and community bonds. It is a thoughtful exploration of queer life and intimacy, developed collaboratively with local LGBTQIA+ voices.
Perfect for parents seeking meaningful cultural experiences, this exhibition encourages thoughtful conversations about identity and belonging.
The exhibition runs across multiple dates from March to May 2026, open Wednesdays through Saturdays. Each day, the installation is accessible from 11:00 to 16:00.
Visitors can expect to engage with layered visual and auditory elements that challenge fixed notions of identity. The artist, David Rosetzky, is renowned for his cross-disciplinary work focusing on portraiture and queer representation.
This event is free to attend, making it an accessible cultural outing for families interested in contemporary art and social themes.
The exhibition is hosted at Kingston Arts Centre, located at 979 Nepean Highway, Moorabbin 3189.
The venue encourages visitors to consider walking, cycling, or using public transport to reduce environmental impact. The centre is committed to accessibility, ensuring a welcoming environment for all attendees.
Families will find the location convenient and suitable for a relaxed cultural visit within the City of Kingston.
This installation is developed through collaboration with the LGBTQIA+ community, reflecting lived experiences and fostering inclusivity.
Visitors should expect a quiet, immersive environment suitable for thoughtful engagement rather than active participation.
The exhibition is part of a broader program of arts events at Kingston Arts Centre, with opportunities to attend related celebrations and workshops.
Attendance is free with no booking required, allowing families to drop in at their convenience during opening hours.
For more information or assistance, contact Kingston Arts via phone or email.
Complimentary refreshments are offered at special celebration events, enhancing the visitor experience.
