In most cultures, there are certain socially accepted codes of conduct related to gender and sexual behavior that shape how people interact with each other and what is considered appropriate or...
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: Understanding the symbolic metaphors of gender and sexuality in culture
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the relationship between religion and LGBTQ+ identities, particularly through the lens of artistic expression and cultural production. One important...
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: Exploring queer reinterpretations of religious iconography through art, activism, and spirituality
The conceptualization of a queer spiritual identity can be informed through an exploration of how different colors, lights, and symbols are used to represent specific emotions, feelings, and...
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: The queer spiritual journey: redefining religious icons through color
Queer rituals can be defined as ceremonies that deviate from socially accepted norms related to gender, sexual orientation, and romantic relationships. These rituals are often characterized by their...
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: How queer rituals challenge mainstream moralities through deviant gender roles and nonmonogamous relationships
There are many different ways that queer artists can reinterpret traditional sacred iconography in order to reclaim their spiritual belonging. One way is through the creation of new images that...
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: Reclaiming spiritual belonging: examining queer reinterpretations of sacred imagery in art
Queer artistic reinterpretations of religious iconography can be understood as acts of creative resistance that challenge dominant religious narratives and traditional interpretations of sacred...
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: The power of queer artistic reinterpretations of religious iconography
Queer artists have been reinterpreting religious iconography for centuries to critique exclusionary spiritual traditions that deny them full participation in religious communities. By creating new...
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: Sexy ways that queer artists have challenged traditional religious iconography (and why it matters)