I am beyond delighted to have been selected along with three other artists to exhibit at UN City here in Copenhagen as part of the HUM:Global Conference Programme.
I’ll be exhibiting work from my collection Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello and I’ll also be speaking as part of a panel titled Shaping Public Dialogue Under Constraint: Culture, Rights, and Creative Practice.
For more information you can download the full event programme here, or visit the conference website below.
Click here to visit the conference website and to register if you’d like to attend.
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This conversation is proof that you do not have to edit the parts of yourself that make you magic to build a thriving life: because your true people simply cannot find you if you are hiding who you really are.
In this episode of Find Your Freaks, Tonya Kubo sits down with Eli Trier - artist, writer, and self-described “dopamine dealer” - to explore what it means to live as an outsider and how that experience can become the foundation for something powerful.
A panel discussion with me and three other neurodivergent baddies talking about how we manage to get shit done, in spite of our wonky brains.
