Sunday’s Child

With cheekiness and play, Hannah Brontë queerifies an old nursery rhyme that describes the temperament of a child, based on the day they were born.

Brontë uses this term to celebrate queer happiness, joy and intimacy through her portraiture series which shows us contemporary relationships amidst nurturing backdrops, embedding diverse genders and sexualities in the natural world.

DATES
16 OCT – 10 NOV

PART OF MELT FESTIVAL