Queer visual and performance art challenges normative notions of the body, aesthetics, and materiality through innovative forms that convey marginalized experiences. These works may include body...
What insights does the philosophy of the gaze offer regarding the ethics of representing queer bodies in art, media, and performance?
The gaze is a concept that has been used extensively to...
In queer storytelling, participants can explore their identity through creative acts such as writing, art, filmmaking, or performance. These stories often deal with themes related to gender,...
The interplay between philosophy, ethics, and art has been an important one throughout history, but it is particularly relevant today in the context of marginalized communities like the LGBTQ+...
Queer aesthetic practices refer to artistic forms that challenge heteronormative conventions and explore alternative modes of expression and representation. These practices can take many forms,...
How do queer performances define eroticism as fluid and performative?
Queer performance art has played an important role in the evolution of queer culture and identity since the Stonewall Riots in...
Participatory theater is an emerging form of artistic expression where members of an audience are encouraged to actively participate in the performance, often through improvisation, role-playing, or...
What is Queer Art?
Queer art refers to works that challenge traditional gender norms and sexual identities. It can include performances, visual art, literature, music, film, and more. Queer...
Introduction to Queer Performance
Queer performance refers to an artistic form that challenges conventional understandings of gender, identity, and sexuality through nonconforming presentation,...
Queer performance is an important form of expression that has been used throughout history to create visibility, resist oppression, and foster community among members of marginalized communities....