Jemima Jones - Solo Exhibition

Jemima is a Darebin based visual artist who is currently studying a Diploma of Visual Arts at NCAT Create in Preston. Their creativity has been extensively explored for over 20 years in many forms including life modelling, performative arts and photography. Main inspirations for their practice include patterns and textures found in nature and the microscopic world.

Check out Jemima's work here: instagram@jemima_jones_artist

The North Preston Lifesaving Club was founded in 2022 by two local queer crip artists.  They are committed to recognising First nations people as the rightful custodians of the land upon which we live and work and aim to prioritise and celebrate difference in all its myriad forms. The NPLC champions the social model of disability. The venue, art studios, gallery and community space have been founded to remove barriers and centre the needs of marginalised creatives who encounter limits to cultural participation,. Proudly disability- led, the NPLC is a safe space for artists to work, connect and hold public events. Our venue is wheelchair accessible and aims to meet the needs of all who enter. The NPLC is the first of its kind in Victoria and, only the 2nd disability-led creative space in so-called Australia.

For more info on NPLC head to their Faceboook page: North Preston Lifesaving Club