About this Event
Come along to the brutally honest and vulnerable exhibition, . An intimate story told through photography and writing, of the artist clawing their way back to themselves after a turbulent relationship and struggling with their mental health.
Starting late 2024, the show chronicles a suicide attempt and breakup that left the artist at their lowest. Through self-portraiture and writing, it is a diary-like story of the artist processing that relationship and period of their life.
This is the debut exhibition from photographer and self-portrait artist Zoë Schulz. Zoë is a Brighton local, working primarily with analogue photography. Their photography has been part of shows in Paris and London, and they are a member of Brighton Queer Photographers Collective.
for more about this exhibition and her work.
This is an event centering the LGBTQIA+ community, no transphobia, racism, ableism, xenophobia, etc. will be tolerated.
Accessibility Information: The venue is located up one flight of stairs and does not have an elevator.
If you have any accessibility needs, questions about the venue or show, or if there’s anything that can be done to support your attendance, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
20 Trafalgar St, 20 Trafalgar Street, Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
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