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Death; Inspired by East Asian cultural practices around death and dying, we played with the colour white (which is used particularly in Chinese funeral practices), with white flowers/flour used as an image of lamentation and grief. Reflecting on the experiences of adversity of being racialized, and acknowledging the continued struggles towards new futures for the queer East Asian diaspora. “YELLOW PERIL; The Celestial Elements“ opens Feb 1st at SUM Gallery! Link in bio. Photos by: @sean.alistair

Death; Inspired by East Asian cultural practices around death and dying, we played with the colour white (which is used particularly in Chinese funeral practices), with white flowers/flour used as an image of lamentation and grief. Reflecting on the experiences of adversity of being racialized, and acknowledging the continued struggles towards new futures for the queer East Asian diaspora. “YELLOW PERIL; The Celestial Elements“ opens Feb 1st at SUM Gallery! Link in bio. Photos by: @sean.alistair

Who doesn’t love a good lion dance?! Come see Fluffy the Lion™️ at our opening ceremony on Feb 1st!! Link in bio. “Yellow Peril; The Celestial Elements” is a visual art exhibit inspired by the Chinese Five Elemental forces, seized by the urgent tensions between Queer Chinese diasporic identities. A collection of multichannel installations, visual and sculptural activations provoke a cosmic encounter of our living past and present as we ‘race’ towards a healing future. These elemental activations attempt to collapse the linear temporality to dislodge an emotional, spiritual, cosmological, and metaphysical enunciation of our Queer ‘Chineseness’. Rather than focus on the trauma that queer people of colour face, this project is fundamentally an invitation to an exuberant celebration of queerness that is unabashedly Chinese. We invite you to celebrate with us.

Queer; Culture; Spirit. One of the themes of Yellow Peril; The Celestial Elements is how our queer identities, as queer East Asian people, have spiritual, and metaphysical qualities. This series of photos evokes our emotional connections to our queer, gendered, and cultural identities; beyond surface-level skin identity, and into a spiritual realm. Opening Ceremony is on Feb 1st at 3:30pm! Featuring a performance by Kai Cheng Thom, lion dancing, and a featured custom cocktail by Bitter Queens, inspired by the exhibit! There may also be other surprises as well...😬 3:30pm - Community welcome lion dance outside the Sun Wah Centre 4:00pm - Official opening ceremony RSVP below at the link in bio! For more information, please visit www.yellowperil.ca Photography by: @sean.alistair Hair by: @kimikostella

Queer; Culture; Spirit. One of the themes of Yellow Peril; The Celestial Elements is how our queer identities, as queer East Asian people, have spiritual, and metaphysical qualities. This series of photos evokes our emotional connections to our queer, gendered, and cultural identities; beyond surface-level skin identity, and into a spiritual realm. Opening Ceremony is on Feb 1st at 3:30pm! Featuring a performance by Kai Cheng Thom, lion dancing, and a featured custom cocktail by Bitter Queens, inspired by the exhibit! There may also be other surprises as well...😬 3:30pm - Community welcome lion dance outside the Sun Wah Centre 4:00pm - Official opening ceremony RSVP below at the link in bio! For more information, please visit www.yellowperil.ca Photography by: @sean.alistair Hair by: @kimikostella

TWO WEEKS till the opening ceremony of YELLOW PERIL; THE CELESTIAL ELEMENTS - a visual art exhibit that explores the nuances of queer, East Asian, diasporic culture. The opening ceremony will include a community lion dance at 3:30pm, a special performance by Kai Cheng Thom, and custom cocktails by @bitterqueens! RSVP to the opening ceremony (FREE), at the link in bio.

Queer; Culture; Spirit. One of the themes of Yellow Peril; The Celestial Elements is how our queer identities, as queer East Asian people, have spiritual, and metaphysical qualities. This series of photos evokes our emotional connections to our queer, gendered, and cultural identities; beyond surface-level skin identity, and into a spiritual realm. Opening Ceremony is on Feb 1st at 3:30pm! Featuring a performance by Kai Cheng Thom, lion dancing, and a featured custom cocktail by Bitter Queens, inspired by the exhibit! There may also be other surprises as well...😬 3:30pm - Community welcome lion dance outside the Sun Wah Centre 4:00pm - Official opening ceremony RSVP below at the link in bio! For more information, please visit www.yellowperil.ca Photography by: @sean.alistair Hair by: @kimikostella

Queer; Culture; Spirit. One of the themes of Yellow Peril; The Celestial Elements is how our queer identities, as queer East Asian people, have spiritual, and metaphysical qualities. This series of photos evokes our emotional connections to our queer, gendered, and cultural identities; beyond surface-level skin identity, and into a spiritual realm. Opening Ceremony is on Feb 1st at 3:30pm! Featuring a performance by Kai Cheng Thom, lion dancing, and a featured custom cocktail by Bitter Queens, inspired by the exhibit! There may also be other surprises as well...😬 3:30pm - Community welcome lion dance outside the Sun Wah Centre 4:00pm - Official opening ceremony RSVP below at the link in bio! For more information, please visit www.yellowperil.ca Photography by: @sean.alistair Hair by: @kimikostella

TWO WEEKS till the opening ceremony of YELLOW PERIL; THE CELESTIAL ELEMENTS - a visual art exhibit that explores the nuances of queer, East Asian, diasporic culture. The opening ceremony will include a community lion dance at 3:30pm, a special performance by Kai Cheng Thom, and custom cocktails by @bitterqueens! RSVP to the opening ceremony (FREE), at the link in bio.

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