Show Ponies is an annual program of creative workshops and an exhibition for young LGBTIQA+ people aged 12-25. This year Twenty10 will be running a mixture of workshops during the Mardi Gras season ending with an opportunity for participants to showcase and sell their works at the annual art exhibition held at the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre.

Self-Aware is a series of digital collaging workshops. Learn how to make digital collages on Photoshop, Canva or IRL! In the workshops you will undertake a process of reflection exploring ways we read, break down and reconstruct images in order to inform our own sense of self. These workshops are open to LGBTQIA+ and allies aged 12 – 25 years and will be facilitated by Sydney based artist and designer Kieran Butler.

These workshops will take place on our hangOUT Discord server – email hangout@nulltwenty10.org.au for more information.

About Kieran: Kieran Butler (b. 1992) is an emerging artist who works across photography, graphic design, fashion, and performance. Currently their research looks examining non-binary models of contemporary photographic and design practices, gender identity, diasporic familial histories, and where these histories might speak to one another. Kieran was born and raised on the land of the Yuin Nation and currently lives and workson Wangal, Gadigal and Bedigal land, Sydney, Australia. Kieran’s pronouns are they/them. Find them on Instagram: @k.h.bebe

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Show Ponies is an annual program of creative workshops and an exhibtion for young LGBTIQA+ people aged 12-25. This year Twenty10 will be runnning a mixture of workshops during the Mardi Gras season ending with an opportunity for participants to showcase their works at the annual art exhibtion held at the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre.

Learn how to work with clay at this workshop taking place with EJ Son at MakerSpace in Marrickville.

About EJ: EJ Son is a Sydney based creative born in South Korea, their works are self- referential in dedication to honesty and humour, spanning across ceramics, video, painting and installation. They find the representation of minorities as of utmost importance and aims to amplify their voices and experiences. Their 2018- 2020 New years resolution was inspired by a meme that said ‘have the confidence of a mediocre white man’ which they soon found themselves to have fully adopted, so much so that when asked where they had come by from they were so startled. They rushed to the nearby reflection and gasped as they saw a beautiful Asian woman, their petite breasts, almond eyes and jet black hair. They were possessed by their exotic beauty. Follow them on Instagram: @ejhotdogs

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