Come along to the Naarm opening of the 'Wicked Reboot Project’, an exhibition of new photographic works that recreate archival images from the Wicked Women Collection. Working with photographer Jamie James, Tiger Salmon has directed photoshoots in Sydney and Melbourne that feature models from the community to restage poses, clothing, and props from the original Wicked Women photographs.

These works capture the fierce energy of the Queer 1990s with contemporary models who represent the increased visibility of gender fluidity, ethnic diversity, age range, and body size.

This photographic exhibition showcases the wickedness of queers and foster intergenerational connections between older dykes and trans folk with younger generations. The exhibition is an opportunity to learn about the values, adventures, and antics of the 1990s Wicked community, with the archival images exhibited alongside their recreated counterparts.

Opening night is free of charge but please book a ticket as entry will be limited

Saturday 5th April
Artist Talk 4 - 5 pm
Opening Night Party 7 - 9 pm

6th - 20th April
Exhibition continues 11 - 6 pm

This community project was created on the smell of an oily rag, with all models and photographers donating their time and expertise. Please consider supporting us with a donation. Selected images will be available for sale.

Tiger Salmon is grateful for the generous support received from:

Jamie James www.jamesphoto.com.au
Australian Queer Archives www.queerarchives.org.au
Lesbians Inc www.lincgrants.org.au
Pride Foundation www.pridefoundation.org.au
Hedon House - kink playspaces in Sydney and Naarm www.hedonhouse.com
North Preston Life Saving Club
The Bearded Tit www.thebeardedtit.com
Mistress Tokyo www.mistresstokyo.com
Eagle Leather www.eagleleather.com.au
The Pleasure Project www.pleasureproject.com.au

All models from the 1990s and 2020s willing to strut their stuff for our viewing pleasure.

Banner image designed by Tiger Salmon
PHOTO CREDITS: JADE SNOW KEMETY by TIGER 1989 (LEFT) AND REMI by JAMIE JAMES 2024 (RIGHT)

This exhibition was previously staged in Sydney in February 2025