There’s something about F-words that get people feeling a little uncomfortable, however, this exhibition held at Courthouse Youth Arts Gallery and opening on April 22, is set to get you feeling a lot more comfortable with at least one F-Word.
‘The F-Word: Feminism’ pairs the works of two recent Deakin graduates, Amy Carrig and Melanie Whyte and runs until May 20.
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