Belfast Exposed

Exhibitions

2nd May - 1st Jun

Can you hear me now?

Can you hear me now?! (2024) is a durational piece based on content shared on the artist’s social media, linked to the resu...

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2nd May - 29th Jun

Inquiry

This exhibition is an ongoing body of work by Chad Alexander. The series was created in Belfast and centres on people, predom...

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Community

25th Sep - 7th Oct

Young People Behind the Lens

Over the summer, a group of young people from Start 360 explored the cityscape of Belfast. They found new ways to see the...

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21st May - 22nd May

Showing the faces of dementia with Alzheimer’s NI

Ahead of the Alzheimer’s Society Annual Conference 2019 (ASAC19), Belfast Exposed was commissioned by Alzheimer’s NI to w...

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Queer Artists Forum

Events

Date

2nd March 2024

Time

15:00

Location

Belfast Exposed

Cost

Free

About The Event

Join us for the next instalment of the Queer Artist Forum, being held at Belfast Exposed.

The Forum is a platform for lens-based visual artists from the LGBTQIA+ community. Founded to provide support and address the limited provision for the needs of artists, the Queer Artist Forum is a space for discussion, peer to peer engagement, artistic development and career support.

Established in early 2023 as a response to Anthony Luvera's exhibition She / Her / Hers / Herself, the Forum is facilitated by artists Charlie Beare and Vesper MacKenzie. It meets monthly and it open to all artists who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and work in primarily lens based media.

We are delighted to play host to the Forum and its members, for more information contact info@belfastexposed.org.

 

About the facilitators:

Vesper MacKenzie is a trans artist based in Northern Ireland. Using her early influence in architecture, she explores the history and contemporary rise of fascism, control and resistance through the built environment, as representative of the entrenched power structures of their time.

Aidan Geary is originally from Dublin and, having spent many years living in London, is now based in Belfast. He is studying for an MFA in Photography at the Belfast School of Art.

His practice explores human intervention on, and interpretation of the natural landscape, and uses images of the land to examine perception and looking, politics, and identity. Aidan previously studied multimedia systems at Trinity College Dublin, and has a background in digital media and television.