Inspiration // BOZZA BATTONZ KABARET
La vita in questa società, essendo, nel migliore dei casi, una noia assoluta, e non essendo, sotto nessun aspetto, di alcuna rilevanza per le donne… a quelle eticamente responsabili, entusiaste e […]
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A Noble Revolution – Marcella’s life is LGBTQ history
Una nobile rivoluzione is the first documentary film on the life and political engagement of Marcella Di Folco, one of the leaders of the Italian LGBTQ movement till her death in September […]
Inspiration // Nostalgia de vos
“Can a silly pop song become the match point for two distant lovers, accidentally listening to the same radio station? A stupid jingle becomes the rhythmic excuse to explore a […]
The Art of Remembering: The artist is present
Let’s never forget that the majority of an “artistic experience” isn’t necessarily the stuff of it, rather it’s the experience… that which leaves no other artifact than the memory of […]
Inspiration // Rock, Rage & Self Defense
On April 26th, during Space/ID Bologna gathering, QueerArtLAB had the pleasure to present the European première of Rock, Rage & Self Defense: An Oral History of Seattle’s Home Alive– a […]
The Art of Remembering: Jens Wunderling
In the project default to public – interventions in the field of digital self-exposure and physical privacy using the example of twitter by Jens Wunderling, the artist bridges the virtual space […]
The art of remembering // Bryce Wymer
In the video “Flat Earth” Time lapse, vol Five, the artist Bryce Wymer introduces an interesting way of thinking about art across time and thinking of the “artifact” not so much […]
Resources // Homophobia in Africa and its promotion by U.S. Religious Conservatives
Globalizing the Culture Wars: U.S. Conservatives, African Churches, and Homophobia , a groundbreaking investigation by Political Research Associates (PRA), is a report by the Rev. Kapya Kaoma, PRA Project Director, […]
Inspiration // SIGNIFIED
How documentation can be a tool of empowerment? How can it educate, challenge, inspire? Well, SIGNIFIED project is a great example of it! SIGNIFIED is a multi-media archive of LGBTQ […]
The art of remembering // Christo and Jeanne-Claude
Christo and Jeanne-Claude were a part of a movement that took art out of the gallery and into the environment where it can directly engage with people and be in […]
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