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SUMMARY:Lust Love Loss - Exhibition - Last Week
DESCRIPTION:The complex issues surrounding matters of love and sex profoundly affect people everywhere\, every day.  \n \nWartime is no exception. Indeed\, the disruptive nature of war and the extraordinary situations it brings about magnifies human experience in these areas. \nService personnel are sent to distant\, often exotic\, locales. They interact romantically with people they would never have otherwise met – however fleetingly. ‘Wartime morality’ – the fear that death may come at any time – undermines societal norms and lowers inhibitions\, tempting people to pursue encounters or engage in behaviours they may not have considered in peacetime. \nWar kills and families mourn. The bereft must decide how they will cope – alone\, or with new partners. War also traumatises\, physically and psychologically. Coping with war’s aftermath tests even the most committed couples – wartime separation can easily become peacetime estrangement. \nSex itself can be weaponised – sexualised imagery has served as a persuasive recruitment tool and a way to undermine an enemy’s morale. \nThrough artworks\, photography and personal objects\, this special exhibition explores the issues of lust\, love and loss in times of war.
URL:https://www.mhhv.org.au/event/lust-love-loss-exhibition-last-week/
LOCATION:The Shrine of Remembrance\, Birdwood Avenue\, Melbourne\, 3000\, Australia
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