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Beasties Exhibition

Where
183 Regent St
Redfern NSW 2016
Australia
The Bearded Tit
When

Every day, 6pm to 11pm Tuesday 14 January to Friday 28 March

Opening Night Performance: Tuesday 14 January, 6pm Queerbourhood Take Over Performance: Wednesday 12 March, 6pm Exhibition part 1: Tuesday 14 January to Friday 21 February Exhibition part 2: Saturday 8 to Friday 28 March

Cost

Free

Part performance party, part exhibition and part immersive community space, The Bearded Tit in Redfern is hosting an exciting new collaboration of trash monsters by performance collective Deep Sea Astronauts from January 14th to March 28th 2025.

Beasties are borne of a coalescence of queer performance fabulousness – of the broken, discarded detritus that litters the floor when the party’s over.

Four main artist and twelve incredible performers have collaborated on this show. On display will be creature costumes created by Deep Sea Astronauts/Alli Sebastian Wolf, a video work by Maisie Cohen of the performers embodying the costumes, illustrations parading down the laneway by Limax Maximus and a score for the entire collection created by Sam Chen filling the restrooms in a immersive activation of space.

Artworks by: Deep Sea Astronauts/Alli Sebastian Wolf, Limax Maximus, Maisie Cohen, Sam Chen

Performances by: Emma Maye/ Betty Grumble, Dia Spice, Rachel Dade, Yolanda Frost, Dyan Tai, Kohei Saiuchi, Loc Nguyen, Jiggy, Gideon Payten-Griffiths, Les Beau Fierce, Izzy Ashido

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Deep Sea Astronauts

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