FAFSWAG
@fafswag.nz
Critically acclaimed NZ Arts Laureates & Queer Indigenous, Interdisciplinary Arts Collective from the Moana. Based in Tāmaki Makaurau - SOUTH AKL
IG | @FAFSWAG
ARCHIVE | https://www.fafswag.nz/
INTERACTIVE | https://fafswagvogue.com/
IG | @FAFSWAG
ARCHIVE | https://www.fafswag.nz/
INTERACTIVE | https://fafswagvogue.com/
Tides: Gender Beyond the Binary in Oceania
Featuring works from FAFASWAG Collective, Connie M. Florez, Adriana Māhanga Lear, Dan Taulapapa McMullin, and Peter Waples- Crowe.
December 6th 2025 - February 27th, 2026
Opening December 5th at 6 pm
ehcc.org/content/tide...
Featuring works from FAFASWAG Collective, Connie M. Florez, Adriana Māhanga Lear, Dan Taulapapa McMullin, and Peter Waples- Crowe.
December 6th 2025 - February 27th, 2026
Opening December 5th at 6 pm
ehcc.org/content/tide...
Tides: Gender Beyond the Binary in Oceania
This exhibition, Tides, delves into the fluid and evolving concept of the non-binary gender in Oceania – a historically recognized identity in many Pacific cultures. Just as the tides are shaped by th...
ehcc.org
December 2, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Tides: Gender Beyond the Binary in Oceania
Featuring works from FAFASWAG Collective, Connie M. Florez, Adriana Māhanga Lear, Dan Taulapapa McMullin, and Peter Waples- Crowe.
December 6th 2025 - February 27th, 2026
Opening December 5th at 6 pm
ehcc.org/content/tide...
Featuring works from FAFASWAG Collective, Connie M. Florez, Adriana Māhanga Lear, Dan Taulapapa McMullin, and Peter Waples- Crowe.
December 6th 2025 - February 27th, 2026
Opening December 5th at 6 pm
ehcc.org/content/tide...
We'll probably start with our own contributions and then open it up to whomever feels like they have something to share. It might be worth formalising in the future as a larger scale conversation, but for now, we'll start with what we have in our archives, and what we can scrape from the internet.
November 15, 2025 at 6:43 AM
We'll probably start with our own contributions and then open it up to whomever feels like they have something to share. It might be worth formalising in the future as a larger scale conversation, but for now, we'll start with what we have in our archives, and what we can scrape from the internet.