Second Banana Club Set To Host Queer Artists

Monday, August 19, 2019

Local Artvism blog Bananaemoji.com will host the second instalment of Banana club. The platform is aimed at informing, inspiring and engaging with the public in an effort to lead relevant and dynamic conversations.

The second club session will delve into the topic “Redefining Representations of Queer Identity through Art” this Saturday.

The Banana club is open to anyone but with priority given to marginalised voices. Registration to attend the club meeting is free but places are limited, and must be secured in advance by emailing [email protected]. Details of venue will be shared via email upon registration. The event is a safe space for those in attendance to share their experiences.

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