Art and Performance

With Gala Vanting, Tilly Lawless, Susie Anderson, Julian Dahne Molony, and Sarah Ward at Giant Dwarf, as part of Queerstories in March 2019, the event showcased a rich blend of contemporary art and performance art, highlighting the vibrant expressions found within queer art.

Writing, dramaturgy, and performing with Romy Fox, Mossy 333, Mick Klepner Roe, Ainslie Templeton (as Embittered Swish) at the Brunswick Mechanics Institute for the Next Wave Festival in May 2018.

In January 2018, SOMA Arts in San Francisco hosted a groundbreaking exhibition featuring contemporary art by queer and trans Muslim artists including Samra Habib, Saba Taj, Parisa Parnian, Numair Abbasi, Nabil Vega, Mohsin Shafi, Laylatul Qadr, Kiyaan Abadani, Kaamila Mohamed, Jamil Heddu, Hushidar Mortezai, Eissa Saeed, Ayqa Khan, and Abdullah Qureshi.

With Ainslie Templeton, Mossy Pebbles, and Mick Klepner Roe (as Embittered Swish), the performance art piece Bodies of Evidence, was showcased as part of the Unfinished Business exhibition at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in March 2018.

With Amos Gebhardt, Cerise Howard, and Bhenji Ra at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in November 2017, the event showcased critical perspectives on trans art and cultural production.

With Tasneem Chopra, Marion Le, Thanh Hang Pham, and Santilla Chingaipe at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, for the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival in May 2017.

Featuring Ainslie Templeton, Romy Fox, Krishna Istha, Mossy Pebbles, and Mick Klepner Roe (as Embittered Swish), this performance art event took place at Firstdraft Gallery in February 2017.

Writing, dramaturgy, and performing with Ainslie Templeton, Romy Fox, Krishna Istha, Mossy Pebbles, and Mick Klepner Roe (as Embittered Swish) at La Mama Courthouse in October 2016.

Join Adolfo Aranjuez, Ivan Coyote, Amy Middleton, Bobuck Sayed, Francesca Rendle-Short, Rebecca Shaw, and Lawrence Lacambra Ypil for a celebration of contemporary art and performance art at the Melbourne Writers Festival in September 2016, with a focus on the vibrant themes of queer art.