JJ Pálka Johnson Author

JJ Pálka Johnson is a London-based artist working across film, painting, and performance. Their practice explores queer and trans approaches to embodiment, intimacy, and collective learning through production and collaboration. Their debut feature documentary what’s safe, what’s gross, what’s selfish and what’s stupid (2024) premiered at BFI Flare. They hold a DPhil from the Ruskin School of Art and have exhibited in the UK and internationally and teach Fine Art at Goldsmiths University of London. Featuring an introduction by writer and director Charlie Josephine, this is Johnson’s debut play.