Join us for an engaging floor talk at M16 Artspace, where UK Frederick will unveil the creative process behind her exhibition, HARD YAKKA.

What: Floor talk with UK Frederick

When: Saturday, March 30th, 2:00 – 3:00pm

Where: Gallery 2, M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith

Cost: Free

In 'HARD YAKKA', Frederick delves into the cultural significance of the flannel shirt, a beloved garment transcending social divides from artists to farmers and labourers, embodying narratives of rural life, manual labour and working class identity.

Long before the rise of hi-vis uniforms, the flannel shirt symbolised rural life, manual work in trades, life outdoors and working-class identity. Delving into the intersection of art and labour, Frederick draws on photographic practices, ceramics and pattern to investigate the sensory qualities of disembodied clothing and the memories they invoke.