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Ayman Kaake (LB)
Book Launch: Ayman Kaake
23 March
![Image: Ayman Kaake, [From a Cliff II], 2023. Courtesy the artist.](https://photo.org.au/api/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/YZLL-2bAkfxO7G1QKzhn8GwuMeJwLAb3zplAgXHCG1I-133x200.jpeg "E99")
Image: Ayman Kaake, From a Cliff II, 2023. Courtesy the artist.
Image: Ayman Kaake, From a Cliff II, 2023. Courtesy the artist.
When
23 March
Saturday, 4-4:30pm (AEST)
Venue
Abbotsford Convent [i]
1 St Heliers St, Abbotsford
Tue – Fri, 10am – 2pm
Sat – Sun & Public Holidays, 10am – 4pm
Accessibility
Wheelchair access
Download the Abbotsford Convent Accessibility Map.
Auslan interpretation is available upon request. Please request via email to info@photo.org.au at least 7 days prior to the event.
Price
Free, bookings required
Join us for the book launch of Melbourne-based artist Ayman Kaake’s latest photobook: 99 Names.
Homosexuality is still a crime in at least 74 countries, 13 of which impose death by public stoning as a penalty. 99 Names is an unapologetic celebration of queer voices, in the face of this. Named in reference to the names of Allah or God revealed to humanity in the Qu’ran, Kaake’s ongoing series does not seek approvals and is a testament to the manipulations and atrocities committed by believers loudly quoting their holy books in the name of religion. Born in Lebanon, Kaake delves into the complex themes of diasporic melancholy, the agony of exile throughout his practice.