Collecting the Future – Andrea Geyer & The Irish Queer Archive
As part of a new exhibition, multi-disciplinary artist Andrea Geyer explores imagery drawn from the zines and newsletters in the Irish Queer Archive.
As part of a new exhibition, multi-disciplinary artist Andrea Geyer explores imagery drawn from the zines and newsletters in the Irish Queer Archive.
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