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Ray Cook’s work Money up front and no kissing explores a darker view of the ongoing struggle for gay identity.
Show Us Ya Tits is a documentary series that closely examines and compares how breasts affect women of all ages and backgrounds as well as the political position of breasts in society.
The Exchange invites us to take a look at the behind the scenes rituals of drag artists Ms Candee and Barbara Quicksand at the famous Exchange Hotel in Prahran/Melbourne.
Margot Seares’ series Almost Real depicts men who are or were biological females and women who are or were biological males.
Vade the Poloni with the Matini exposes the intimate relationships between servicemen during World War II.
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Corner of Cordelia and Russell StreetsSouth Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Postal Address:
PO Box 5848,West End QLD 4101, Australia
Phone: +61 7 3844 1101
Opening Hours
Wednesday - Saturday: 11am-6pm
Sunday: 11am-3pm
Gallery closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
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news and information
QCP's fifth publication Still Life, Joachim Froese photographs 1999–2008 will be launched at the Australian Centre for Photography (ACP), 257 Oxford Street, Paddington, Sydney on Saturday 4th July, 1-3pm.
Hello Sailor: A conversation about old gay male photography presented by Ray Cook on Thursday 2 July, 6:00 - 7:30pm at the QCP Gallery.
The QCP would like to warmly congratulate Marian Drew on the acquisition of Rainbow Lorikeet with Green Cloth by the J.Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, and her ongoing success on the West Coast of the USA and Basel, Switzerland. The QCP would like to thank and acknowledge the support received for it's international strategy by the Queensland Government through the Department of Tourism, Regional Development and Industry, Arts Queensland and Griffith University.
Oblivion by Carl Warner opens Thursday 25th June, 5-7pm at Jan Manton Art, 59 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane.
