Critic Magazine, 30 September 2018

Intersectional Feminism in Dunedin: Exhibition and Publication

This blog is the online component of a two week long exhibition and publication in Dunedin, New Zealand in September 2018 which aims to examine the story of suffrage in Dunedin and track the subsequent history of feminism in this city from 1893 to today through an intersectional feminist framework.

VENUES

14 - 21 September: Exhibition at Geoff's (Allbell Chambers, 127 Lower Stuart St, 2nd floor) from 10am - 4pm, daily.

23 - 28 September: Exhibition at Studio2 and the Margaret Freeman Gallery (125 King Edward St, South Dunedin) from 10am - 4pm, daily.

EVENTS:

14 September - 5.30pm - 8pm: Opening at Geoff's

21 September - 5.30pm - 7pm: Joint event with Otago Polytechnic - Pecha Kucha at Geoff's featuring Bridie Lonie, Michele Beevors, Hana Cadzow and Sarah Baird.

28 September - 5.30pm - 8pm: Story-telling evening with artists Julia Young, Janet De Wagt and Swaroopa Unni, poet Eliana Gray and more at Studio 2 and the Margaret Freeman Gallery (125 Kind Edward St, South Dunedin).

CONTACT

If you are interested in getting in touch with us regarding this project please contact kari.petroschmidt@gmail.com and/or lydiemia@hotmail.co.nz.

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Intersectional Feminism in Dunedin: From Suffrage to Today - Exhibition and Publication

Critic Magazine, 30 September 2018

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