
Protesting the Personal
Pussy Willow Power Collective artists present a vibrant, empathic protest exhibition drawing from lived-experience.
Utilising the power of repetition as an activist tool, this collective of print-informed artists leverage their growing relationship with the Queen Victoria Women's Centre, building upon the history of women’s protests.
Come along to the opening night on Friday 16 May at 6 pm with special guest, feminist poet Fleassy Malay.
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Wed 14 May |
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Fri 16 May |
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Mon 9 Jun |
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Location 
Queen Victoria Women's Centre
Ground floor, 210 Lonsdale St
Melbourne 3000
Price and bookings
Booking not required
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