Episode 14: Tender Touch
from #WIP Hosted by Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
In episode 14, Mel Granley curator of Tender Touch spends time with participating artists Gerry Kramer, Simran Dhaliwal, Kaman Lu, and Grae Salisbury talking about their histories, practices, and considerations around tattooing in Victoria. The exhibition Tender Touch, at the Gallery November 2023 to May 2024, explores the city’s growing tattoo community and the art practice as a source of bodily autonomy and trust.
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