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I See My Sister | Auditorium
19:30 - 22:00
Doors Open 19:00
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Session 3
Saturday 28th June 2025, 10:30am–12:30pm
Visual Arts Studio, Birnam Arts
Precedes Jack Ravi’s “Memory Medals” workshop (1:30–3:30pm)
- Finishing touches to banners, quilts, or flags - add more glitter!
- Discuss what it means to make visible queer voices in public and rural spaces
- Optional street walk / photoshoot for those not attending the next session
Radical Banner Making for Radical Youth is a free, creative workshop series for queer young people (ages 16–24), hosted at Birnam Arts this June. Together, we’ll explore activism through the art of banner-making—crafting protest quilts, flags, and statements that reflect what matters most to us. Whether you join for one session or all three, you'll be part of building a new queer community in rural Perthshire, discovering Birnam Arts as a safe(r) space for expression, solidarity, and creativity.
Using recycled and new materials, we’ll cut, sew, glue, and iron together our thoughts and messages—celebrating queer resilience, visibility, and power. The project includes a final Sharing Celebration and a photographic zine to give legacy to the work we create together.
No experience is needed, just bring your voice, your energy, and your radical spirit.
Jaz Grady is a multidisciplinary artist and illustrator from the Clarence Valley, NSW, Australia, now residing in Perthshire, Scotland. Her practice spans illustration, photography, design, videography, and murals, characterised by a bold, playful aesthetic that invites community participation. Jaz is the founder of Average Gallery, a creative collective and community space that hosts workshops, exhibitions, and collaborative projects aimed at making art accessible to all.
Passionate about youth engagement, Jaz develops participatory projects and visual arts workshops that utilise both traditional and non-traditional mediums, encouraging young people to find their voice through creative expression. Her work often explores themes of identity, belonging, and social connection, reflecting her commitment to fostering inclusive and expressive environments for marginalised groups, with a particular focus on creating inclusive, affirming spaces for queer youth.
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Welcome to Birnam Arts, a boutique multi-purpose arts, conferencing and entertainment venue.
Pop in to the Foyer Cafe for breakfast, grab a delicious coffee with a selection of our homemade baking or enjoy a light lunch whilst browsing on the free WiFi. Wander upstairs to view the latest of our monthly art exhibitions before visiting the world of Beatrix Potter, or the Gift Shop to purchase a special gift for your loved ones or yourself!
I have played at Birnam Arts as part of Blow and Blast for a number of years and never cease to be amazed by how many activities take place there - too valuable to lose!
Kenneth MacKenzie | Crowdfunder #savebirnamarts 2020
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