Audio-described Tour: Yucky
Join us for an audio-described tour of Yucky led by public program curator Hen Vaughan.
Adelaide Contemporary Experimental
6 April 2024
12:00pm to 1:00pm
Yucky Public Program Curator, Hen Vaughan will share the knowledge they have learnt from liasing with the exhibition artists.
Yucky is a group exhibition that explores the personal and political complexities that exist as part of disabled experience. The exhibition’s premise and title has been led by artist Sam Petersen in conversation with ACE. This is a group exhibition featuring a custom made bench that can be sat on, a knitted jumper, photographs, a kinetic installation, ceramics, and poetry.
There are also audio files of each artist statement and core exhibition information throughout the gallery space accessible via a QR code- you can access these at any time here.
Meeting point: ACE art gallery, Lion Arts Centre, North Terrace. If you are unsure of how to find ACE, email Grace to arrange a meeting place on North Terrace.
Email contact for event enquiries: grace@ace.gallery.
Further accessibility details below.
Feature Image: Sam Petersen, 'Wee', 2020, digital photograph. Courtesy of the artist.
Accessibility
This is a walking tour through the gallery with stools or seats with backrests available.
There are also audio files of each artist statement and core exhibition information throughout the gallery space accessible via a QR code – you can access these at any time here.
Meeting point: ACE art gallery, Lion Arts Centre, North Terrace. If you are unsure of how to find ACE, email Grace to arrange a meeting place on North Terrace.
Email contact for event enquiries: grace@ace.gallery
Lead Artist
Facilitators
Public Program Curators
Mentee Artists
Artists
Sam Petersen has been supported by Creative Australia.
The Yucky Public Program Curators are supported by the Government of South Australia through the Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Arts program.
This project is presented and supported by Adelaide Festival.
The Yucky Reading Room is supported by the City of Adelaide.
The Culture Brothers are supported by Tutti Arts.
