
Ruby Allegra x Unassigned Gallery – FREE MOVIE NIGHT
Join us for a cosy free movie night where we will screen Crip Camp, avdocumentary about disability revolution
Hosted by Unassigned Gallery
About this event
Join us for a cosy free movie night where we will screen Crip Camp, avdocumentary about disability revolution
Join us for a FREE movie night as part of the Ruby Allegra x Unassigned Gallery take over.
We will be screening the 2020 documentary Crip Camp, about disability revolution.
This will be a casual, informal screening, we invite you to come and be cosy and enjoy the evening with us. We will have plenty of chairs availble and cushions and rugs for the floor, and plenty of space for folks with mobility aids. Please see below our FAQs for full accessibility info.
Doors from 5pm
Movie starts from 5.30
Light refreshments provided (tea, coffee)
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About the documentary:
https://cripcamp.com/
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About Ruby:
Ruby Allegra (they/them) is a queercrippled multidisciplinary artist living on Wurundjeri Country with their two cats, Winnie and Olive.
Art forms: accessibility as artform, crochet, drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, zines, collage, writing.
Special interests: the colour pink, butterflies, fish, disability justice, crochet
Likes: making art, Lego, doing puzzles, pasta, cooking, making ableists, uncomfortable, lists.
Dislikes: mushrooms, juice with pulp, stairs, racists, ableists, zionists and transphobes
Hopes for: Land Back, dismantling of all systems of oppression, a Free Palestine, accessible housing for all.
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About Unassigned:
Established in 2022 by Nour Abdullatif, Unassigned Gallery is an artist-run space that seeks to platform new and unseen talent in Melbourne’s vibrant arts scene.
Unassigned Gallery is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where people from all walks of life can feel comfortable and safe to engage with art.
We are lucky to be part of an inspiring creative community, and we aim to give back as much as we can. Unassigned Gallery was born out of a desire to give a platform to artists ‘on the outside’, and to amplify all voices, as so often the art world can feel impenetrable. Driving all our workshops, classes and exhibitions is an aim to keep independent art accessible, educational, and inspiring for all.
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