Kiss: A Pride Festival Exhibition
A great gesture of support for our Rainbow Community and opportunity to show appreciation for the colour and diversity it brings to Auckland.
Overview
This month's Auckland Pride Festival is being celebrated in all sorts of creative ways. Black Asterisk is doing their bit with a dedicated festival exhibition entitled 'Kiss'.
Kiss: A Pride Festival Exhibition features work from a mixture of established and emerging artists who are all part of our Rainbow Community. On show is an eclectic mix of pieces in an array of styles and mediums, which reflects the nature and purpose of the Pride Festival exhibition. There are works by Graeme Hitchcock, known for his quirky figures in bronze and cast glass; photographer and oral historian Mark Beehre; Ross Hamilton; Peter Liggins; Eu-Jin Loh and more.
Kiss: A Pride Festival Exhibition is a great gesture of support for our Rainbow Community and opportunity to show appreciation for the colour and diversity it brings to Auckland.
Information
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