The last few years have reminded us all of how important community is both as a support for each other and as the foundation of change. It has driven great victories and also brought us great strength in the face of challenges across the globe.
2022 provides an opportunity to come together and harness the power of inclusion – to capitalise on the lessons we have learnt and move forward collectively in support of our LGBTQ+ and allies communities.
Clifford Chance Amsterdam and MAPA Fine Art proudly present the Arcus Pride Art Exhibition 2022. A collection of diverse artworks in different mediums by a group of distinguished and emerging LGBT+ artists based in the Netherlands. The exhibition will run throughout June at Clifford Chance’s beautiful Amsterdam office.
Community Networks brings together contemporary and historical artwork and ephemera in varied media—painting, photography, drawings, and prints—along with projects and organizations that highlight the importance of multigenerational LGBTQ+ social and creative communities.
Hosted in partnership with Glamazon Australia, (Amazon's LGBT+ employee network) the Sydney iteration of Arcus Pride Art celebrated the power of community. The exhibition features artworks from an array of distinguished and emerging LGBT+ artists from across Australia and was hosted at M Contemporary Art Gallery.
This year, we are delighted to collaborate with Fiona Ho and Natalie Ng from Odds and Ends for our annual Hong Kong Pride Art exhibition. Established in 2022, Odds and Ends is a contemporary art gallery in Hong Kong that showcases local and international emerging artists, with a focus on Asian diasporic artists. The mission of the gallery is to nurture new talents through a rigorous exhibition program and promote cross-disciplinary collaborations.
Clifford Chance has partnered with Tallulah Studio Art Gallery to present a selection of images by reportage photographer Bruna Rotunno. The works selected for the Milan's exhibition portrays Community and its values: the images are intense, vibrant and intimate, reflecting an exploration of the world and its humanity.
For this year's London Arcus Pride Art Show, Clifford Chance presents an exhibition of five LGBT+ artists: Angove, Roxana Halls, James Mortimer, J.A. Nicholls, and Stiofan O'Ceallaigh.
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The last two years have reminded us of how important community is. Developments on LGBT*IQ issues have moved in different directions around the world.
Clifford Chance Newcastle is delighted to participate for the first time in Clifford Chance's global network of Pride art exhibitions. Curated by London-based curator Michael Petry, we have commissioned a 9 metre long wall painting by local artist Stiofan O'Ceallaigh. His From Pride To Shame And Back Again 2022 consists of a text work and a series of 19 acrylics on paper, each inspired by placards seen at previous Pride marches.
Clifford Chance Singapore is delighted to provide a platform for some of Singapore's brightest upcoming talent. The artworks uses a variety of mediums and methods our local artists explore queer themes including the infinitely faceted transgender experience, journeys of self-discovery, freedom of expression, and the lived experiences of being in this tight-knit community whose identities may not align with social norms.
Our global Choir@CC superstars are back with an amazing virtual performance of 'Seasons of Love' to celebrate Pride!
'Seasons of Love' from the musical 'Rent' by Jonathan Larson speak to the importance of community, as a support for each other and as the foundation for change.
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Inclusion is deeply embedded in our Code which reflects our identity and is a core part of what it means to be part of Clifford Chance. And because a more diverse, inclusive culture is a more dynamic, impactful one.
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