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Nationalmuseum - Queer: Desire, Power, and Identity

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PART 1 - Toward a Curatorial Activism

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Reflecting on the politics and practices of queer and feminist art curating, this symposium invites presentations from an international line-up of artists, curators and critics to address a set of key questions: how do feminist and queer projects emerge as art exhibitions? Can queers and feminists get along with the institutional art world? And can they get along with each other? This is the collection of video recordings from the conference.

Welcome by Marko Daniel with an introduction to this morning session by Lara Perry, followed by the keynote from Maura Reilly: Toward a Curatorial Activism. A Q&A with Maura Reilly and Lara Perry follows.

Reflecting on the politics and practices of queer and feminist art curating, this symposium invites presentations from an international line-up of artists, curators and critics to address a set of key questions: how do feminist and queer projects emerge as art exhibitions? Can queers and feminists get along with the institutional art world? And can they get along with each other?

This is the final event in the Leverhulme Foundation Feminism and Art Curating International Research Network

This is a video recording from Tate Modern conference Civil Partnerships? Queer and feminist curating and is with Panel One: Queer Visual Strategies

FAG: Feminist Art Gallery, Toronto, Allyson Mitchell and Deirdre Logue CAN'T/WON'T, Lisa Metherell, Queer Encounters with Art: (Dis)Orientations Beyond Representations of Sexual Bodies followed by a Q&A with FAG and Lisa Metherell chaired by Helena Reckitt.

Panel Two: Queer Collections is with Suzana Milevska, Staging the Transgression, Matt Smith, Embedding Queer into Collections, Q&A chaired by Patrik Steorn.

This is a video recording from Tate Modern conference Civil Partnerships? Queer and feminist curating and is Panel Three: Queer Contexts

This recording includes an introduction to final session by Emily Pringle, Michael Petry, Corporate Queers: suits, ties and pin-striped shirts. Curating in a business environment, Pawel Leskowicz, Queering the National Museum of Polandm: Elke Krasny, Queering Memory: Morzinplatz, Vienna. A Q&A chaired by Emily Pringle. Closing remarks concludes the event.

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Civil Partnerships? Queer and feminist curating: conference video recordings

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Reflecting on the politics and practices of queer and feminist art curating, this symposium invites presentations from an international line-up of artists, curators and critics to address a set of key questions: how do feminist and queer projects emerge as art exhibitions? Can queers and feminists get along with the institutional art world?

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"This paper is a critical discussion on methodological aspects
of how to perform queer as a cultural interpretive practice in
museum collections."

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EEN VAN DE TWEE "UNSTRAIGHT" MUSEA IN DE WERELD

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Das Schwule Museum wurde 1985 gegründet und ist heute mit seinen viel beachteten Ausstellungen, Archivbeständen, zahlreichen Forschungsbeiträgen und mehr als fünfunddreißig - überwiegend ehrenamtlichen Mitarbeiter_innen - weltweit eine der größten und bedeutendsten Institutionen für die Archivierung, Erforschung und Vermittlung der Geschichte und Kultur der LGBT*I*Q-Communities.