Exhibition: Queer Resistance
Introducing
What does it mean today to resist as a queer person? Queer Resistance brings together artists who view resistance as an ongoing practice.
Introducing
What does it mean today to resist as a queer person? Queer Resistance brings together artists who view resistance as an ongoing practice.
What does it mean today to resist as a queer person? Queer Resistance brings together artists who view resistance as an ongoing practice: whether driven by anger or joy, collective or deeply intimate, rooted in activism, community, bodies, archives, and the imagination. From challenging dominant narratives to embracing failure, to envisioning alternative futures: the exhibition explores how artistic practices can become spaces of resistance. In dialogue with Radical Pillow Talk, it explores the places where the personal and the political intersect.
Artists: Nicky Lapierre & Nour Beetch, Juli Sando, Hélène Drénou, Norah Orrico y Grima & Charli Bourgeois, Bo Rainotte, Jeff Sermon, Styx Ca’Nox, Emperatriz Placido San Martin, Aizada Amangeldy + Bakai Abdykul uulu, Lou Soussane, Tom Desterke & Julie Boodt, Erwan Roussel, Tommy Danger, Yeongseo Jee, Mathilde du Ché, Rémo Rossignol, p3dale.de.Bxl (Léonce Lainé, Nathan Bédon-Rouanet, Paul Gérard, Toàn Daubin), Cee Füllemann, Violette David, Eloy Collado, Jonas Vanderbeke, Eddie Sim, Lion Ascendant Connasse
Lecture: Bo Rainotte, November 6 at 8:30 p.m.
25 years and still going strong! And there will be films! Our programming team has spent many, many, many hours poring over hundreds of submissions to select more than 170. A record! There’s no question of seeking consensus: Pink Screens loves films that shift perspectives, spark discussions, and challenge assumptions. The loves, joys, struggles, bodies,… Continue reading Exhibition: Queer Resistance
