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November 19, 2019 In ARI Remix, GLOBAL 2000-NOW

The Soylent Spot Presents – A Quarter To Half Past – Saturday 7 December 6pm to 9pm – Prospect Terrace, Red Hill

The Soylent Spot Presents - A Quarter To Half Past - Saturday 7 December 6pm to 9pm - Red Hill - http://erikajscott.blogspot.com/p/the-soylent-spot.html

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September 15, 2019 In ARI Remix, OPEN

‘Here We Are’, new work by Paul Bai and Archie Moore – The Soylent Spot, Red Hill, Brisbane, Saturday 21 September 2019 – http://erikajscott.blogspot.com/p/the-soylent-spot.html

'Here We Are', new work by Paul Bai and Archie Moore - The Soylent Spot, Red Hill Brisbane, Saturday 21 September 2019 - http://erikajscott.blogspot.com/p/the-soylent-spot.html

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December 6, 2018 In ARI Remix, OPEN

Polishing @ The Soylent Spot – One Nighter ft. Rhiannon Dionysius, Christopher Cipollone, Paul Wrigley, Sandra Selig, Erika Scott – Sat Dec 8 – Open 5-9 pm

Polishing @ The Soylent Spot, Red Hill - ft. Rhiannon Dionysius, Christopher Cipollone, Paul Wrigley, Sandra Selig, Erika Scott - Sat Dec 8 -5-9 pm 2 Prospect Terrace, Red Hill, Brisbane

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Thanks Nick Henderson for kindly sharing this useful link, fyi queer artists and queer ARI aficionados alike, an extraordinary archives established in Melbourne in 1978 queerarchives.org.au/ ... See MoreSee Less

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We acknowledge the Yaluk-ut Weelam Clan of the Boon Wurrung as Traditional Custodians of the land where our collection is kept. We pay respect to Elders past and present and to all First Nations people across this land.
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Thank you for sharing, the Australian Queer Archives Facbeook page and Australian Queer Archives group are also great sources of information about what the Archives are up to, and what is going on around LGBTI histories. Also, if people are after any information on our holdings and can't find information on our Collections page, there is a wealth of additional information that we hold, just drop us a line via Facebook, or email: mail@queerarchives.org.au :)

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Making Hand Made Television was a life changing fab collab at Queer TV UHF Channel 31 Sydney in the early 1990s, drawing largely from experience gained in diverse queer-friendly artist-run activities in Brisbane throughout the 1980s (Photo: Queer Media Chic, Paul Andrew in collab with artist Cayte Latte 1993). remix.org.au/queer-tv-1980s-1990s-sydney-catv-uhf-channel-31-community-group-queer-activism ... See MoreSee Less

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Making Hand Made Television was a life changing fab collab at Queer TV UHF Channel 31 Sydney in the early 1990s, drawing largely from experience gained in diverse queer-friendly artist-run activities in Brisbane throughout the 1980s (Photo: Queer Media Chic, Paul Andrew in collab with artist Cayte Latte 1993). https://remix.org.au/queer-tv-1980s-1990s-sydney-catv-uhf-channel-31-community-group-queer-activism
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We have some Queer TV footage and records at the Australian Queer Archives, including the Papers of Cayte Latta and Mazz Appleton.

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