(IN PERSON) In the Locker Room: Panel Discussion

In the Locker Room is one of two speaker events within the exhibition Locker Room Talk.

Four impressive panelists will be joined by a moderator as they discuss gender and identity, and how these interact with their creative professions. So we’re talking - having the confidence to ask for what you're worth financially, adopting a boss-like persona when you feel anything but, and what to do when you feel like your job and your self-worth are so tightly linked. 

Have a question you’re dying to ask? Head over to our Instagram (@locker.room.talk.au) and slide into our DMs so we can put your question to our panelists.

Speakers

• Ashley Ronning - artist, illustrator, and risograph printer, @ashleyronning
• Rachel Worcou - designer, @rachelworcou
• Katarina Matic - designer and art director @katmagic
• Aimee Carruthers - art director, designer, stylist, creative producer @carruthersandco

Moderator

• Jes Harris - senior producer at Jacky Winter @jackywinter

Tickets

$30 (plus Eventbrite processing fees)

This is a ticket to attend In the Locker Room in person. This means that you will:

• Have the opportunity to ask questions on the night;
• Be able to connect with others at the event;
• Receive a little sweet treat; and
• Hear from the speakers in our beautiful gallery space.

Join us online

If you are unable to make it to the gallery, there is an option to watch a recording of the panel discussion from home. To purchase tickets to this online event please head here.

Accessibility

Seating is not allocated and there is wheelchair access and seating available.

There will be an Auslan interpreter at this event.

If you’re experiencing financial hardship we have a handful of tickets to the events, just send us an email so we can have a chat. But remember, you do not need a ticket to attend the exhibition, or our Friday night drinks.

About Locker Room Talk

Locker Room Talk is all about creating an art space that celebrates women, trans, and nonbinary folk, and sparks meaningful and positive conversation. It came about because we craved a space that allowed all women and nonbinary people to tell their stories, regardless of personal or societal expectations, and not only was this accepted, but truly celebrated. This panel discussion offers us a wonderful opportunity to talk openly and honestly, which is perhaps more important than ever given the last 18 months we’ve all experienced.

Refund Policy

Refunds are available and are assessed on a case-by-case basis. Please get in touch if you require a refund.

We are committed to running Locker Room Talk. In the event that a COVID outbreak hits Melbourne at the time of this event, we will first endeavour to move everything online. If that is not is possible (for example during a stage four lockdown and we are unable to leave home), we will refund all tickets and reschedule to a later date.