Corpse Couture

Name: Corpse Couture
Start: 2026-11-15T10:30:00+1100
End: 2026-11-15T14:30:00+1100
Location: Fleming Park Hall

Sun, 15 Nov, 10:30am - 2:30pm AEDT

Fleming Park Hall

Brunswick East VIC, Australia

QADC crew

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Description

Queer As Death are running this Corpse Couture Event to help practice D.I.Y. community Death Care.

We aim to provide hands-on experience of dressing and adorning your person after death alongside community, within a lighthearted and playful setting.

If you are interested in being a corpse, please fill out this form after registering: https://bit.ly/corpsecoutureEOI26

Description

Accessibility info:

The venue has an entry ramp and hand rails, as well as accessible unisex bathrooms.

There will be chairs and cushions provided. Please bring along anything that will enhance your comfort.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

Host information

QADC crew

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Our Collective members:

Alex (She/They/He) DIY death care advocate, Aged Care PCA and unapologetic smut infused sound maker
@alex_dies_in_the_end/

Hini (they/them) Decolonising Death Daddy from Aotearoa, artist and designer. Support worker, ceremony and ritual and designer, Member of Australian Home Funeral Alliance. Follow them on insta @ripcindymarie

Rochelle (she/her) is a writer/educator turned registered nurse, aiming to focus on End-of-Life and deathcare. She's also interested in exploring what it means to die for different cultures and mental health in regards to grieving and preparation for death.

Kiri Bear (she/they) is a queer, unsettled, grief plumber. She is interested in community grieving processes, using ritual to hold space for big feelings and weave connections from experiences of loss. For more info see their website Grief Plumbers

Achala Green (They/them) s a queer poet and explorer of their own death anxiety. They are currently a Social Work student and have a special interest in policy surrounding end-of-life care. You can find their poetic journey on insta at @riotmeds

Kristen S.He (she/her) Artist, youth worker in training

Quynh D (no pronouns) Workshop facilitator and mixed media artist

Ben Byrne (he/him, ze/hir) Cleaner, occasional bad poet, death preparedness obsessive

Chloe Coelo (she/they) Designer & Death Scholar (Phd Candidate at RMIT)