About Trashbinn Art
Bio:
Trashbinn Art (Tasmin Handsaker) (she/they) is a proud Queer, Gamilaraay multidisciplinary artist based on the stolen lands of the Turrubal and Yuggera peoples in Meanjin (Brisbane). Trashbinn's artistic mediums are involved in photography, painting, and design, which boldly explores themes of identity, queerness, Aboriginality, motherhood, body image, and social justice. Through her diverse body of work, Trashbinn Art invites viewers into intimate reflections and conversations, drawing from her personal experiences and the stories of her community.
At the heart of Trashbinn's artistic practice lies a deep commitment to collaboration and inclusivity. She actively engages with individuals from diverse backgrounds, seeking to amplify a multitude of voices and foster connections within her community. This collaborative spirit is reflected in her exhibitions and projects, where she encourages dialogue and empathy through art.
With a passion for storytelling and a dedication to inclusivity, Trashbinn Art continues to challenge and inspire audiences, inviting them to engage thoughtfully with the intersections of art, identity, and community.
CV:
Tasmin Handsaker
b. 1997, Tamworth, Australia
Education:
(2018 - current) Bachelor of Social Work
Solo Exhibitions:
2023:
Vulnerability Part 4: Transformations Book Launch Party, VENTspace, South Brisbane
2022:
Vulnerability Part 3: Beautiful Insecurities Book Launch Party, VENTspace, Albion
“Look Meanjin," O’Skulligans, Fortitude Valley
Press:
2022:
Interview published in No Order Magazine
Photography published in Mudhoney Magazine
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2025:
"Provocative Anatomy", Vixens, Brisbane City
VENTspace Residence Showcase, VENTspace, South Brisban
2024:
“Hearts for Gaza Fundraiser”, The Burrow, West End
“Spinning Wildfire: The Last Sunset”, Warehouse 25, Milton
"No Expectations", Superordinary, Northshore
"Houseful of Heads", Artful Heads, Vacant Assembly, West End
"Grit Week", Echo & Bounce, Woolloongabba
2023:
“(Re)Define" by RIOT Collective for BAD (Brisbane Art & Design), Kepk Space, Yerongpilly
“Totes Gay”, 107 Projects, Redfern
“Growth”, VENTspace, South Brisbane
2022:
“Dismal Reflections” by RIOT Collective, Sure Studios, Petrie Terrace
“In These Streets” for No Order Magazine, VENTspace, South Brisbane
“Subvert Social”, Vacant Assembly, West End
2021:
“Gallery Night”, Backdock Arts, Fortitude Valley
"Pink Manor Decant Club – Season’s End”, Practice Studio, Fortitude Valley
“Lil J’s Vintage Party” Backdock Arts, Fortitude Valley
“House of Iris”, VENTspace, Albion
“Gender” by RIOT Collective, Mayne Line, Albion
2020:
“Home," Bib ‘N’ Brace Collective, Teneriffe
"Revolt: Power of Protest – Fundraiser for Jonathan Sri”, Bloodhound Bar, Fortitude Valley
“Collab Club," AV Club, Albion
“Bad Olive: Bad Bitches”, West End
2019:
“Untitled," Greaser Art Gallery, Fortitude Valley
“Inside," Bib ‘N’ Brace Collective, Teneriffe
“Bloom”, Netherworld, Fortitude Valley
“Kick Up A Fuss Fundraiser”, Bloodhound Bar, Fortitude Valley
“Bad Olive”, Studio Asaka, Windsor
“Spill City: Fundraiser for Trina Massey”, The Station, Fortitude Valley
2017:
“La Femme Classique”, Greaser Art Gallery, Fortitude Valley
“I Never Promised You A Rose Garden”, Fairfield
Festivals:
2023:
Mural Painting for “Clancestry”, Queensland Performing Art Centre, South Bank
2022:
“Phototropism” for Horizon Festival, Old Ambulance Station, Nambour, Sunshine Coast
Mural Painting for Jungle Love Festival, Jimna
“Sex Fest” for Anywhere Festival, West End
Mural Painting at Yonder Festival, Scenic Rim
“Within These Walls” for Brisbane Street Art Festival, Superordinary, Hamilton
House of Iris x BSAF, Superordinary, Hamilton
Mural Painting for “Candy Social Club” at Backbone, Seven Hills
2021:
Mural Painting for Brisbane Street Art Festival at Felons Brewing Co, Brisbane City
Mural Painting at Yonder Festival, Mary Valley, Sunshine Coast
2020:
Mural Painting at Yonder Festival, Mary Valley, Sunshine Coast
2019:
“Grain End of Year Party”, The Triffid, Newstead
Other:
2022:
Art workshop at Adolescent Mental Health Inpatient Ward, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Herston
2021:
Youth Cancer Centre Photography Workshop at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Herston
2020:
