The article discusses the use of visual strategies in queer protest art to achieve political critique, epistemic disruption, and ethical reflection. It explores how these tactics are used to...
Protests and demonstrations have always been an integral part of society, but they took on new forms in recent years as social movements demanding justice for marginalized communities became more...
Queer communities have always been known for their ability to express themselves through artistic forms such as poetry, music, dance, theatre, and literature. In recent years, the act of creating and...
Can sacred space be redefined through queer spatial practices — from private prayer to public protest?
Sacred spaces have been traditionally defined as places where one can connect with the...
Queer resilience is often seen as an individualistic response to external pressures, but it also involves the creation of alternative social structures that enable collective resistance against...
Humor is often used to challenge normative assumptions about gender roles and sexual orientation. Queer activists have employed different forms of humor to convey their message and call attention to...
Queer visual art has always been a powerful tool for expressing LGBTQ+ identities, protesting against societal norms, and building community solidarity among queer people. From paintings to...