Queer Comics
Explore Australia's LGBTI+ art.
Overview
Think comics only tell tales of spandex-wearing supermen or dark and brooding caped crusaders? Think again. Firstly, the world of graphic art is much more extensive, despite what the majority of page-to-screen adaptations indicate. And, when it comes to LGBTI+ efforts, Australia boasts quite the growing catalogue.
A selection of pieces pondering themes such as horror, fashion, narrative, identity, sex and sexuality form part of MELT Festival's Queer Comics, which graces the walls of Brisbane Powerhouse's Mosquito Foyer from January 25 to February 5. As curated by Brissie cartoonist Phoebe Ayscough, the exhibition steps through the diverse and downright trailblazing side of the popular artform.
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