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Slip-art: Double Okay showcases queer talent in latest exhibition

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Saturday, April 22, 2023 7:49 am
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The Rising Sun Arts Centre is hosting U Slip Into, Double Okay's queer arts exhibition, on Friday, May 5. Picture: Phil Creighton

The Rising Sun Arts Centre is hosting U Slip Into, Double Okay's queer arts exhibition, on Friday, May 5. Picture: Phil Creighton

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A VENUE in Reading is hosting an evening to celebrate queer and outsider art in a new exhibition.

U Slip Into will see art of all mediums displayed and performed at the Rising Sun Arts Centre to showcase queer talent and explore the artists’ experiences through their work.

The event sought experimental works of any medium, including visual work and films, from queer artists in and around Reading.

Performance pieces will take place at the exhibition throughout the evening, with video and digital works also being projected into the space.

The event is organised by Double Okay, a Reading-based queer and transgender arts collective which hosts cabaret, drag, workshops, and exhibitions.

It began in 2018 with a U Slip Into exhibition in The After Dark, and has gone on to be part of a number of key queer events in Reading, including the first ever Trans Pride event last year.

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Its recent events include the regular LGBTQ+ craft sessions, life drawing classes, and an exhibition exploring communication through written letters.

U Slip Into is showing at The Rising Sun Arts Centre from 7pm on Friday, May 5.

Tickets are pay what you like, with proceeds split between artists, available via: whatsonreading.com

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Double Okay has a zero-tolerance policy on harassment and discrimination.

Attendees are required to respect the personal space of fellow guests, and those of all genders, expressions, and sexualities are welcome.

Safe spaces are provided, though guests are reminded that only the ground floor of the venue is wheelchair accessible.

More information about Double Okay is available online via: doubleokay.org

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