I will explore how the deliberate use of ambiguity, suggestion, and silence can be seen as an aesthetic strategy in queer art that challenges traditional notions of identity and representation. By...
The word "gaze" is often used to refer to the act of looking, or to a way of perceiving or seeing something. In philosophical contexts, it can also be used to describe how someone views the world...
The word “queer” was once used to describe people who are not heterosexual, but it has now taken on a more expansive definition that includes anyone who does not fit into traditional gender roles....
Queer artists face unique challenges in their work due to factors such as internalized stigma, social pressure, and cultural marginalization. These three factors can significantly impact their...
The term "queer" has been used to describe many different types of people who do not fit into traditional gender norms or sexual identities. Queer artists have created works that explore these...
The term "queer" has been used in various ways throughout history to describe people who do not conform to societal expectations of gender identity or sexual orientation. Queer aesthetic is an...
This article discusses how historical queer photography contributes to understanding three important aspects of queerness - visibility, societal regulation, and moral discourse.
Visibility refers...
The term "queer" has emerged as an umbrella term that encompasses diverse identities and experiences beyond traditional heteronormativity. In the context of artistic expression, it is used to refer...
Queer art is an expansive category that encompasses works created by people who identify as LGBTQ+ or whose identities are informed by queerness. Queer artists challenge traditional ideas about...
Queer art provides alternative epistemologies of the body, desire, and identity through its unconventional depictions of sex, sexuality, eroticism, intimacy, and relationships that challenge...