Raising funds to support a sex worker community art exhibition and the collective who supports us all, the NZPC. The Sex Workers of Aotearoa exhibition aims to showcase works from sex workers all over NZ, from different areas of the industry and all genders included.
The theme is "A day in the life of" and gives the artist the freedom to express their life as a sex worker the way they want to. The press regularly paints an image of how a sex worker should be, often in a stereotyped manner or only representing a single portion of the population. Sex workers are a diverse group, and our regular days vary greatly. Society tends to focus on the 'sex' aspect of sex work, they don't see the piles of laundry, the behind the scenes of the business, the marketing and 'paperwork', or the fact we are just average people like everyone else.
This exhibition is not for profit, I Jordan, make no money from this exhibition. Funds raised will go towards gallery hire, marketing, printing of flyers, printing of a commemorative booklet and postage of artworks, and all remaining funds raising will go to the NZPC New Zealand Prostitutes Collective.
You also made contributions to assisting those who needed their entry fees and postal costs covered. All further funds raised will go directly to the NZPC to help support the collective that supports us! Funds raised will go towards gallery hire, marketing, printing of flyers, printing of a commemorative booklet and postage of artworks, and all remaining funds raising will go to the NZPC.
A HUGE thank you to everyone who has donated so far! The exhibition booklets have arrived and look fabulous! I'll be in touch to make sure every donor gets a copy if they'd like one! If I miss you please reach out to me at gigglyjordan gmail. Only 4 sleeps until the exhibition opens. Share this update. Read 1 more update. Your message will be displayed on the page and emailed to the donor. Explore Raise funds Login Help. Given by 28 generous donors in around 5 months. Share Closed. The funds: This exhibition is not for profit, I Jordan, make no money from this exhibition.
