An associated exhibition of Head On Photo Festival 2020
More information at www.headon.com.au
Full 2020 program www.headon.com.au/2020festival
artwork.
LOVE STREAM – PRIDE FESTIVAL ART EXHIBITION. From 22nd JUNE 2020
Sydney Pride Festival 2020.
Love Stream Exhibition
ON now at Tap Gallery and also with selected works in our online gallery.
Pics from the opening at Tap are on Tap’s Social Page .
The Sydney Pride Festival 2020 “Love Stream” launched on Sydney Pride Facebook on the Thursday 4th June. Sydney Pride Festival will run from the 4th until the 30th June.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the LGBTQIA community. More than 220 pride celebrations around the world have been cancelled or postponed, as of April 3, 2020. Global Pride, an online event with numerous national hosts, has been scheduled for June 27, 2020.
The Sydney Pride Festival 2020 “Love Stream” will be an online platform for Pride Month. In a time we can not be together to remember the History and celebrate Sydney Pride we Integrate our community together online. Sydney Pride Festival is a grass roots festival and a time to pass on the history and raise awareness and education of our LGBTQI Charities. This year we will be putting the focus on how we have changed through the Pandemic and our online community has become more important than ever.
Sydney pride festival 2020 will remember our pursuit for acceptance and total Equality for all our LGBTQI brothers and sisters. Sydney Pride can reach out and help those struggling with Sexual identity, bullying, drugs or just feeling that life is too hard to stand strong and ask for help. Connecting together in Solidarity. This is Love Stream Pride!
Sydney Pride Festival is a not for profit event which supports a wide range of LGBTQI Charities, Organisations and businesses. This Sydney Pride festival 2020 will include online links to LGBTQIA entertainment, Talks, Documentaries, Children Story time, Health and fitness, Education, Movie and TV Recommendations and much more. We will have an online Calendar with what’s on each day and links where to find it.
This is a time to remember the Stonewall Riots and the beginning of Gay liberation as we know it. The Sydney Pride festival is dedicated to those that lead the way back in 1969 who fought for equality and human rights and the incredible strength of our friends who marched in the first Sydney Mardi Gras in 1978.
Last year the Sydney pride Festival contained over 100 events. The festival featured Art, Cinema, Trivia, Debates, Sports, Fundraising activities and Club events across Sydney. This year will be very different but we feel it is very important to change during these very different times and stay connected.
The Sydney Pride Festival would like to thank the volunteers, event organisers, sponsors and LGBTQI community and all our friends for all their support.
We are currently seeking expressions of interest in adding your current event or producing a new online event for our wonderful community. If you would like to be part of the online festival. Please send email to info@sydneypride.com
Glenn Hansen
‘The Forest Within Me’ – Anja Meixner – view on our Online Gallery
The Forest Within Me
Photoart by Anja Meixner from April 6.
UPDATE!
This exhibition is now being presented
ONLINE
MERAKI ARTISTS now online with Head On Photo Festival 1-17 May
in association with Tap gallery
presenting their works online this year as part of the
from 1-17 May.
“What is Kalos?”
Click the title to view their online show.
About Head on
We are so excited to announce the full program for this year’s Head On(line) Photo Festival. Did you know that we are the first photo festival in the world to run entirely online?So don’t miss a thing – check out the full line up of wonderful exhibitions and amazing free events and workshops,all launching on 1st May.
See program
Event program See our full program of extraordinary workshops, artists talks and panel discussions. All free and all online but you must register. Check it out – there’s something for everyone!
We’re excited to add a fascinating new event ‘Saving Lives with Images‘ – sign up and discover the role of photography in saving lives, reuniting missing children with families and making the world a safer place.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY ART PRIZE – Inviting artists to enter.
Calling for Submissions –
Art Prize Presentations – Saturday 7 March 3pm
Judging will be Ms Crawford, curator of Robin Gibson Gallery.
There will be a Presentation by MAUREEN REYNOLDS (of Mor-Mor Mungo Mutthi-Mutthi Creations), an Aboriginal Mutthi-Mutthi elder born in Balranald, Western New South Wales, Australia. Maureen is currently Advisory to the World Heritage Committee and also Aboriginal Advisory to the Minister and Cabinet.
Her art is her spiritual link to her Mungo Mutthi-Mutthi Sacred Lady of the Lake, which dates back beyond 30,000 years. This link inspires her to create spiritual drawings, paintings and stories that show her Spiritual Ancestors who lived in Love, Peace and Harmony for over 40,000 years.