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19 Jul

Salon Hang: Panel Discussion

Framing Labour �� Hierarchy, Feminism and Artistic Value in Craft and the Visual Arts.

Join artists Jasminka Ward-Matievic, Sam Seary and Lauren Cameron for a live panel discussion exploring the intersections of gender, class, labour and value within the visual arts �� moderated by artist and curator Madeleine Thornton-Smith.

Together, the artists discuss their works in the current Vitrine Gallery exhibition Salon Hang, reflecting on the frame as a metaphor for under appreciated labour, artistic hierarchies, gender and how these value systems continue to shape their practices.

This panel will feature in-person Auslan interpretation.

Supported by the 郭肱利 Arts Grants and Creative Victoria.

Date	Times
Sat 19 Jul	2:00pm - 3:00pm

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