A witty, provocative, and deeply human conversation about ageing, identity, and what we wear as our bodies and lives change. Peta Murray and David Carlin challenge clichés of decline and invisibility, asking how clothing can express dignity, rebellion, humour, and selfhood in later life. Expect sharp insights, cultural critique, and plent
A witty, provocative, and deeply human conversation about ageing, identity, and what we wear as our bodies and lives change. Peta Murray and David Carlin challenge clichés of decline and invisibility, asking how clothing can express dignity, rebellion, humour, and selfhood in later life. Expect sharp insights, cultural critique, and plenty of laughs — because getting older doesn’t mean fading into beige.
A witty, provocative, and deeply human conversation about ageing, identity, and what we wear as our bodies and lives change. Peta Murray and David Carlin challenge clichés of decline and invisibility, asking how clothing can express dignity, rebellion, humour, and selfhood in later life. Expect sharp insights, cultural critique, and plent
A witty, provocative, and deeply human conversation about ageing, identity, and what we wear as our bodies and lives change. Peta Murray and David Carlin challenge clichés of decline and invisibility, asking how clothing can express dignity, rebellion, humour, and selfhood in later life. Expect sharp insights, cultural critique, and plenty of laughs — because getting older doesn’t mean fading into beige.

A witty, provocative, and deeply human conversation about ageing, identity, and what we wear as our bodies and lives change. Peta Murray and David Carlin challenge clichés of decline and invisibility, asking how clothing can express dignity, rebellion, humour, and selfhood in later life. Expect sharp insights, cultural critique, and plent
A witty, provocative, and deeply human conversation about ageing, identity, and what we wear as our bodies and lives change. Peta Murray and David Carlin challenge clichés of decline and invisibility, asking how clothing can express dignity, rebellion, humour, and selfhood in later life. Expect sharp insights, cultural critique, and plenty of laughs — because getting older doesn’t mean fading into beige.
3.30 - 4.30pm
Saturday 30 May
Highland Society, High St, Maryborough 3465
$20
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