Panel talk with three speakers. What is at stake when we approach the archive from a queer perspective? How do we preserve our histories and shape our stories for the future?
If we approach the archive—a heteronormative institution—through a queer lens, what do we see?
In a world where queer history is actively being erased, it’s more crucial than ever to deconstruct and explore both the archive and the act of archiving. How can we ensure that queer stories are not lost? And how can we reimagine images of the past to create queer stories for the future?
We’ll discuss these questions with three creatives/visual artists who, in their work, investigate and reclaim the archive. Not only will we talk about their work and vision on queer storytelling, we’ll also take a look at the work they’ve created.
The speakers will be announced soon!
