What did they tell you?They told me I had an undiagnosed pain syndrome. In 2024 I found out it was actually endometriosis after 20 years of crippling pain and symptoms. I'm mad about it, I want to channel that energy into making some art and I'll be joined by 35+ other women, trans and gender diverse artists sharing their work and experience. This is a group show curated by contemporary artist Em Hatton to provide a connection point and facilitate discussions. Exhibiting artists vary in art practice, age, identity and background with one thing in common -Navigating a system that overlooks and denies their needs, experiences, pain and symptoms. The gender pain gap is real and we need to talk about it. Please join us for a cathartic sharing of stories, connection and discussion. Location
UNO Studios
23 McCauley St Gadigal Country Alexandria NSW
Dates/Time
Opening night: Friday Jan 31st 6pm-10pm
Weekend hours: Saturday Feb 1st 10-4pm, Sunday Feb 2nd 10-4pm Accessibility
Uno has step free access and accessible facilities. Some further information about this issue: The gender pain gap is real. There are so many stories of women and trans and gender diverse (TGD) people being dismissed and gaslit about health problems they’re dealing with. This issue is tenfold for BIPOC, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and TGD people in Australia.
Not only do doctors dismiss our health concerns, gaslight us about our symptoms and ignore our pain, they literally don’t know much about our health because there’s limited research. Across the board of ALL illnesses women are diagnosed 4 years later than men¹ Before 1993, women were rarely included in clinical trials²80% of people with auto immune disorders are women³ and there’s limited research and treatment for these conditions80% of autistic women remain undiagnosed at 18- 4For ADHD on average its 6 years later - 5Trans and gender diverse people are medically marginalised even further, with limited research and availability of safe and affirming healthcare6References & 5. Westergaard, D., Moseley, P., Sørup, F.K.H. et al. Population-wide analysis of differences in disease progression patterns in men and women. Nat Commun 10, 666 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-08475-9Women's Health Victoria (2016) Women in clinical trials. Women's Health Victoria. Melbourne. - (Clearinghouse Connector; Jun 2016) Moyer (September 2021) “Women at Risk” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 325 No. 3, p. 40McCrossin, R. (2022). Finding the True Number of Females with Autistic Spectrum Disorder by Estimating the Biases in Initial Recognition and Clinical Diagnosis. Children (Basel, Switzerland), 9(2), 2726. Jeffrey S, Ashton L, Ferfolja T, Armour M. Transgender and gender diverse people with endometriosis: A perspective on affirming gynaecological care. Womens Health (Lond). 2024 Jan-Dec;20:17455057241251974. doi: 10.1177/17455057241251974. PMID: 38742674; PMCID: PMC11095187.

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The remains of a historic building from the Hellenistic period in Egypt. The only thing left here is a small sphinx. The large platform of the foundation is still preserved, which makes the pillar look even more lonely. This is the remains of a landmark in Alexandria.

Citadel of Qaitbay

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The Qabeyi Castle is a very important defensive building on the seaside. It is also a fortress built in Egyptian history for military purposes. The castle is also a historical frost. You can see many good facilities here. The interior is also very large.

Alexandria Library

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The ancient Library of Alexandria was built in the third century BC at the beginning of the Ptolemaic Dynasty. It was the largest library in the world at that time, with a collection of more than 500,000 volumes, covering literature, science and technology, art, philosophy and other fields, attracting famous people from all over the world. Scientists, philosophers, thinkers and artists come to visit, such as Archimedes, Euclid, etc. also come here to conduct research, lecture, write books and engage in other academic exchange activities. Alexandria therefore became the world&#39;s cultural and scientific research center at that time. The Ptolemaic dynasty also produced numerous talents, producing a group of astronomers, geographers, mathematicians, medical scientists and linguists who made outstanding contributions to world science and technology.
The new library is located next to the promenade of Alexandria on the southern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, next to the large statue of the &quot;Mediterranean Bride&quot;. It cost a total of US$225 million and is novel, unique and eye-catching. The new library is very comprehensive, including the main library, youth library, blind library, planetarium, manuscript exhibition hall, ancient books and rare book museum, cultural relics museum, science and history museum, and comprehensively considers children, blind people, and people with visual impairments. needs; the books included are also all-inclusive and have everything you need. The Library of Alexandria is an absolutely fantastic place for Alexandrians and visitors from around the world.

Montazah Palace Gardens

Montazah Palace is also known as the &quot;Egyptian Summer Palace&quot;, &quot;Montazah Palace Garden&quot;, &quot;Montazah Garden&quot;, &quot;Farouk Summer Palace&quot;, etc. It is the palace of Farouk, the last king of Egypt. It is located in a vast scenic area at the eastern end of Alexandria Port. The palace overlooks the quiet beach and is surrounded by date palm trees and gardens. The architecture combines Florentine and Turkish styles. It is now the Egyptian State Guesthouse. Montazah Palace was a summer resort for the royal family before 1952. Now the beach is open to tourists and anglers, and the palace is not open to the public.
Montazah Palace Park is the best green place in Alexandria, with a large area. This is a good place for Egyptian families to go out for picnics, and it is also a romantic choice for couples to fall in love.

Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa

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Nice place to see for about an hour. Burial place of tons of ancient Egyptians. Plenty of cool hieroglyphics.

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