How does art become a container for intergenerational trauma within queer communities—holding, transforming, releasing—and in doing so seed future resilience?
Art can provide an opportunity to...
The idea that representation through fame can be either intrinsically political or merely entertaining is an interesting one. On the one hand, some might argue that when someone becomes famous for...
How does queer photography negotiate the tension between personal narrative and broader social critique?
Photography has always been a powerful tool for visual storytelling. It can capture moments...
Gender Nonconformity in Visual and Performing Arts
Gender is a socially constructed concept that refers to the roles, behaviors, and characteristics assigned to males and females based on their...
The commodification, representation, and agency of queer identities are changing due to the emergence of new technologies such as digital economies, media, and Web3 platforms. These technologies have...
The concept of leader represents one who guides people toward an agreed upon goal. Leaders are expected to make decisions that will benefit those they lead. This implies that leaders must have...
The representation of sexuality in art has been a controversial issue since ancient times. It is a difficult topic to approach because it involves various factors such as cultural norms, societal...
How do LGBTQ identities intersect with multiculturalism to shape experiences of belonging, marginalization, and advocacy in national contexts?
LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges when it...
LGBTQ identities have been increasingly visible in society in recent years. With greater awareness of these identities comes a need for individuals to find ways to feel accepted and included in their...
How do LGBTQ identities intersect with multicultural contexts to shape belonging, advocacy, and representation within national frameworks? This essay will explore how these identities are shaped and...