TT123 Project and Care For Yourself, Care For Your Community
October 29th 2008 21:48
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Care For Yourself, Care For Your Community
Feast and Gay Men's Health present
The TT123 Project and Care For Yourself, Care For Your Community
Exhibition Launch
This innovative community exhibition will be launched by The Hon. John Hill, Minister For Health and Minister Assisting the Premier in the Arts.
Bubbles and Nibbles available
Where: Art Cafe - Feast Hub @ Higher Ground, Light Sq
When: Tuesday, November 4 @ 6pm
(Full exhibition runs November 1 - 30)
Support your community by seeing this great exhibition!
The TT123 Project is a Gay Men's Health community initiative with the aim to raise awareness of the rising rates of STI's across Adelaide and the impact this has had on the rise of HIV, particularly in same-sex attracted men.
The Project linked up 5 photographers with 4 community groups consisting of queer men from different backgrounds and communities. These include The Moolagoo Mob, Shangri-La, PLWHA and The Inside Out ProjectYour text goes here.
Each group worked together to develop a series of photographic works derived from the concept of STI's (sexually transmitted infections) and why testing is so important.
The Care for yourself, Care For your community project, developed by Feast, asked South Australian Visual Artists to respond to a brief which discussed the potential for gay men to be at the forefront of modeling sexual behaviours and practices that will not only reduce HIV transmission but also maintain and protect the health of the individual and of the community.
The TT123 Project and Care For Yourself, Care For Your Community
Exhibition Launch
This innovative community exhibition will be launched by The Hon. John Hill, Minister For Health and Minister Assisting the Premier in the Arts.
Bubbles and Nibbles available
Where: Art Cafe - Feast Hub @ Higher Ground, Light Sq
When: Tuesday, November 4 @ 6pm
(Full exhibition runs November 1 - 30)
Support your community by seeing this great exhibition!
The TT123 Project is a Gay Men's Health community initiative with the aim to raise awareness of the rising rates of STI's across Adelaide and the impact this has had on the rise of HIV, particularly in same-sex attracted men.
The Project linked up 5 photographers with 4 community groups consisting of queer men from different backgrounds and communities. These include The Moolagoo Mob, Shangri-La, PLWHA and The Inside Out ProjectYour text goes here.
Each group worked together to develop a series of photographic works derived from the concept of STI's (sexually transmitted infections) and why testing is so important.
The Care for yourself, Care For your community project, developed by Feast, asked South Australian Visual Artists to respond to a brief which discussed the potential for gay men to be at the forefront of modeling sexual behaviours and practices that will not only reduce HIV transmission but also maintain and protect the health of the individual and of the community.
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