Enter an inclusive and meaningful discourse about the importance of intersectionality, language and transcultural knowledge as emerging artists Rhanjell Villanueva and Naavikaran sit down in conversation for BrisAsia Festival 2022.
Grab a drink and join us in the Dome Gallery, where Rhanjell and Naavikaran will settle in with facilitator Aniway Aquilizan for a lively, community-minded exchange of creativity and barrier-breaking ideas.
Come and be a part of a bigger conversation.
Museum of Brisbane presents In Transit in partnership with BrisAsia Stories part of BrisAsia Festival, Brisbane’s premier event for cultural placemaking, creative and artistic innovation
Presented by Brisbane City Council in partnership with Museum of Brisbane (MoB).
MoB’s Artist in Residence program is supported by Tim Fairfax AC.
SBS is a proud partner of BrisAsia Stories.
Rhanjell’s work combines deep transcultural knowledge with his lived experience as a queer Filipino artist in Brisbane. His colourful installation celebrates a boundless capacity to transform and adapt.
Naavikaran fosters honest and authentic storytelling to encourage cross-cultural dialogue, belonging, diversity and community. Her practice enables the safe exploration of our individual and collective identities.
Aniway Aquilizan is a Meanjin-based art worker, writer and artist with a background in art history and community development. Aniway’s embodied research focuses on shared cultural practices, diasporic identities and memories, defiant temporalities, and re-imagining colonial and imperial exchanges.
