Inspiration // Urban DRAG
“We’re born naked the rest is drag”: five people explore their identities and define themselves through clothes and makeup. They perform in the urban context because that’s the space where […]
Category Archives: Space/ID Madrid
Inspiration // acts of self // reinvent a part of yourself
Acts of self is an invitation for thinkers, artists, practitioners, and artists you to dig deep, to ask hard questions about race, money, gender, sex, community, and power while exploring, […]
Inspiration // QUEERanARCHIVE
QUEERanARCHIVE is a blog on cruising areas, gay beaches and queer identities. What are gay practices in urban spaces? how those practices give identity to such spaces? What are the […]
Inspiration // acts of self // wear your favourite colour
QueerArtLAB proposed, from May 17th (IDAHOT) Acts of self as a hybrid experience of offline and online activism to explore, question, and delight – your home, your body, your worldview […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 1
July 8th, 2013 – Today we get into the groove of hot afternoons and late nights with our first day of the SpaceID training in the southern part of the […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 2
July 9, 2013 – Spain really runs on its own time. Nothing happens before 10:30am. We eased into the day with a body exercise in the park at our front […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 3
July 10, 2013 – Over the next two days, we move further and further out into the city to explore, critique how sexuality interacts with public space, and percolate on […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 4
July 11, 2013 – When Giada and Haven woke up this morning, they talked about how we should really frame the report backs from city research trips as “exhibitions” rather […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 5
July 12, 2013 – Now is the time in the course for more “open” work time. Participants are getting into the practice of venturing into unknown spaces, looking/sensing/using that space […]
Space/ID Madrid – Day 6
July 13, 2013 – A Feather is Never Really Just a Feather Final day, best learning. Today we got to let everything nearly fall apart, and then put it back […]
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