Wetting, Wilds and Mirrors: Queer Creative Practices Symposium
Join us for a day-long symposium convened by the Queer Creative Practices Research Cluster at Monash Art Design and Architecture.
The symposium turns to Phasmahammer’s current exhibition at MUMA, Syncretic Wilds, as a springboard for the discussion, screening and new performance of works that engage and complicate queer embodiment, histories and aesthetics. Contributors to this symposium are artists who work with archives, the legacies of queer figures, and performance to generate work where gender and sexuality are temporally, relationally and sensorially disoriented.
Contributors:
Alexander Powers
Archie Barry
EO Gill
Jeremy Eaton
June Miskell
Justin Shoulder
Justine Walsh
Mel Deerson
Mira Oosterweghel
MJ Flamiano
Sary Zananiri
The symposium will run throughout the day and conclude with Jeannine Tang's keynote, presented as the 2026 Margaret Plant Art History Lecture by Monash University's Fine Art Department in partnership with Monash University Museum of Art. Jeannine’s lecture will address trans art history, performance and representation in art since 2000 based on her forthcoming publication by Duke University Press.
Booking for Margaret Plant Lecture here
Getting here
Building G is an accessible building
Public transport servicing the campus
Information on Accessible parking
Event Details
- Date:
- 12 August 2026 at 10:00 am – 4:30 pm
- Venue:
- Lecture Theatre G1.04, Building G, Caulfield campus
- Categories:
- Fine Art
Description
Join us for a day-long symposium convened by the Queer Creative Practices Research Cluster at Monash Art Design and Architecture.
The symposium turns to Phasmahammer’s current exhibition at MUMA, Syncretic Wilds, as a springboard for the discussion, screening and new performance of works that engage and complicate queer embodiment, histories and aesthetics. Contributors to this symposium are artists who work with archives, the legacies of queer figures, and performance to generate work where gender and sexuality are temporally, relationally and sensorially disoriented.
Contributors:
Alexander Powers
Archie Barry
EO Gill
Jeremy Eaton
June Miskell
Justin Shoulder
Justine Walsh
Mel Deerson
Mira Oosterweghel
MJ Flamiano
Sary Zananiri
The symposium will run throughout the day and conclude with Jeannine Tang's keynote, presented as the 2026 Margaret Plant Art History Lecture by Monash University's Fine Art Department in partnership with Monash University Museum of Art. Jeannine’s lecture will address trans art history, performance and representation in art since 2000 based on her forthcoming publication by Duke University Press.
Booking for Margaret Plant Lecture here
Getting here
Building G is an accessible building
Public transport servicing the campus
Information on Accessible parking