Diva Worship - Come worship at the altar of divas! A photographic collaboration with queer femmes and the sun. Harmonising the channel of cyanotype as both ritual and process, the work explores the act of queer self-portraiture as a radical practice of self-reclamation and embodied power, honouring the sacred Queer Femme.
This exhibition is displayed inside Kingston Art Centre's galleries, and as a projection onto Kingston's Skybridge, next to Town Hall each night.
Queer femmes are an essential part of the ecosystem that sustains our community. In their diversity, strength, and fluidity, they embody the resilience of those who move through the world with quiet yet powerful grace. These femmes, whether seen or unseen, hold the layers of both defiance and tenderness that make them extraordinary forces of nature.
Opening celebration: Thursday evening 19 March 2026
This exhibition occurs in two locations:
Kingston Arts Centre Gallery
Visible: Wed-Sat, 11am-4pm.
Kingston Skybridge
Visible: Sunset to Sunrise, nightly
South side of Kingston City Hall, connected to 999 Nepean Highway
Image credits: Hannah Brontë, Diva Worship (detail), 2025, mixed cyanotype, digital collage, photography, beetroot juice, blush, models - Betty Grumble / Hannah Brontë. Courtesy of the artist.
Kingston Arts Centre
979-985 Nepean Hwy
Moorabbin VIC 3189
T: (03) 9556 4440
W: www.kingstonarts.com.au
Opening Hours
Wednesday to Saturday 11am - 4pm
Please note our galleries are closed on all Victorian public holidays and in between exhibitions.
Please review our exhibition dates before visiting.
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