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🏳️🌈Non-profit arts organisation amplifying LGBTQIA+ artists ▪️Next Show: TALISMAN | 4-27 July 2025 | 185 Park Street, London
We're excited to announce Claye Bowler as one of the artists joining the 'Talisman' line-up.
Claye Bowler is an artist working with sculpture, sound, and museum practices to document experience, memory, and marginalised narratives of queerness, disability, and trans life.
#london #exhibitions #art
Jonathan Baldock is an artist working across sculpture, installation and performance. Drawing on myth, folklore and autobiography, his work explores the trauma, sensuality, and spirituality of the body and the spaces it inhabits.
TALISMAN
4 - 27 July 2025
185 Park St
Opening: 6 - 10pm, 3 July #art
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We want to hear about experiences of discrimination, harassment, or challenges faced in single-sex spaces in the UK. We especially welcome responses from Black people and people of colour.
Complete the survey at: tinyurl.com/SingleSexSpa...
#Trans #Transgender #Nonbinary #Queer #TransAlly
Announcing Niya B as one of the artists showing in 'Talisman', Cardion Arts' annual LGBTQIA+ exhibition.
Niya B is a multi-disciplinary artist working at the intersections of visual art & performance. Her practice weaves together video, soundscapes, text, live acts, and immersive technologies #art
Introducing Karina Akopyan, whose work will be showing in 'Talisman', Cardion Arts' annual exhibition.
Karina (she/her) is a London-based interdisciplinary artist of Armenian-Russian heritage whose work spans painting, illustration and wearable textile sculptures. #queerart #art
Announcing 'Talisman', Cardion Arts' annual exhibition at 185 Park Street, London, opening on 3rd July at 6pm.
Talisman is a group exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists, curated by Gemma Rolls-Bentley and E-J Scott, that considers the objects, people and symbols we turn to in order to keep us safe.
