Cross-dressing is a term used to describe when an individual wears clothes traditionally associated with the opposite gender for non-practical reasons. In some cultures, cross-dressing has been used...
Cross-dressing is a practice where people dress up in clothes associated with the opposite gender for cultural, social, political, religious, or spiritual reasons. This can be done during festivals,...
Costume, Performance, and Ritual in Public Queer Festivals
In queer communities, costumes, performances, and rituals have been used to create spaces for people to express their identities,...
Queer performance is an art form that challenges traditional expectations of gender, sexuality, and bodily expression. It often involves breaking down binary divisions between male and female,...
The concept of gender is often understood to be an internal sense of being male, female, neither male nor female, or both male and female that aligns with one's assigned sex at birth.
For many...
The concept of erotic creativity is an intriguing one that has gained increasing attention from researchers in recent years. Erotic creativity can be understood as the process through which...
How are queer performances challenging traditional narrative structures, physical norms, temporal conventions, and spectator involvement in today's society? Queer performances can be understood as...
One way that queer and experimental art challenges conventional assumptions is through its exploration of non-heteronormative identities. These works often seek to subvert traditional notions of...
Visual metaphors are images or objects that represent abstract concepts or ideas through visual representation. In queer art, these metaphors can take many forms, such as paintings, sculptures,...
Performance art has been an effective tool for expressing emotions and perspectives that are often underrepresented in mainstream culture, including the experiences of LGBT individuals. Performance...