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SQS SQS 1–2/2020: Sisällys / Innehåll / Contents 1–2/2020 Tuula Juvonen and Therese Quinn 3] Pervopeili: keskustelut / Queer Mirror: Discussions Looking Back, Looking Forward: Rita Paqvalén Queer History Month,Museums, Beyond Tom and Tove: Sisällys and Activism for Justice and Freedom I–IV Queering Finnish Museums from an Intersectional Innehåll Perspective 62–77 Contents 1] Pervoskooppi: artikkelit / Queer Scope: Articles Jaimi Parker and Morgan Gieringer Tuula Juvonen Exhibiting Regional LGBTQ History in Dallas, Queer as a Queer Guided Tour 1–21 Texas 78–94 Clinton Glenn Dan Vo Cultural Production and the Canonisation of The Compassionate Way: LGBT Histories in the Baltic States 22–44 Towards Trans and Non-Binary Inclusive Narratives in Museums 95–101 2] Pervoperuutuspeili: puheenvuorot / Leslie Wooden Queer View Mirror: Opinion Pieces Alvin Baltrop: Sue Sanders Queer Photography as a ‘Counter Practice’ Growing up Needing the Past: in the Archive 102–109 An Activist’s Reflection on the History of LGBT+ Cover image of the issue 1–2/2020 History Month in the UK 45–55 Jemina Lindholm and Kaura Raudaskoski of SQS – Journal of Queer Studies in Finland and the images on contents The Space Between The Lines Is Not Neutral: pages by cartoonist Roju, 2020. Tom Furber Pedagogical Labour in Failing Institutions 110–120 SQS-lehden numeron 1–2/2020 kansi- Straight from the Archives: kuvan ja sisällyssivujen kuvat on tehnyt ISSN sarjakuvataiteilija Roju, 2020. Reflections about Professional Engagement 1796-5551 with LGBTQ+ Lives 56–61 SQS SQS 1–2/2020: -
Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt, Berlin 27. – 29.06. 2019
2 7. – 2 9. 0 6 . 2019 HAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELT, BERLIN HOSTED BY SPONSORED BY MEDIA PARTNERSHIP GUEST OF ALMS 2019 BERLIN: ‘QUEERING MEMORY WELCOME TO ALMS ARCHIVES – ARTS – AUDIENCES‘ 2019 Welcome to Berlin! It is truly a great honour for us to host the sixth conference in the ALMS series at the historic Haus der Kulturen der Welt from 27–29 June 2019. This is a very special year for Berlin: ALMS 2019 commemorates the 100th anniversary of the world’s first queer archive, library, museum and special collection. In July 1919 Magnus Hirschfeld opened the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft [Institute for Sex Research]: a place of research, advice and counselling, of social gatherings, intellectual and cultural exchange, performances and parties. On 6 May 1933, just fourteen years later, the institute – including its sex historical museum – was destroyed by the Nazis and its library burned. The institute was located at the very place where the Haus der Kulturen der Welt stands today, and where this conference convenes. ALMS 2019 is therefore a historic event of enormous symbolic, political and scientific significance. Since the ALMS conference series was initiated by Jean Tretter in Minneapolis in 2006, its mis- sion has been to ensure that LGBTIQ+ history continues to be preserved and shared. Over the years, more and more activists have come together to build up an impressive international network at subsequent conferences in New York, San Francisco, Amsterdam and London. In Berlin in 2019, we are extremely pleased to welcome over 350 participants from more than 40 countries. They come from a full spectrum of grassroots, public, private and academic archives, working to collect and preserve materials of all types from LGBTIQ+ communities, researching the queer past, or de- veloping ways to make these materials and histories accessible to audiences. -
ZUGEWINN 5Th Werkleitz Biennial GEMEINSCHAFT July 31St –August 4Th 2002
English Edition € 1 ZUGEWINN 5th Werkleitz Biennial GEMEINSCHAFT July 31st –August 4th 2002 Editorial This publication appears on the occasion of the 5th Werkleitz Biennia and is entitled – like the festival itself – ”ZUGEWINNGEMEINSCHAFT” (Community of Surplus). Along with a 12-page picture supplement, it includes documentation of the exhibition, a film / video archive and a compendium of texts written for this paper. The field of reference chosen by the Biennial’s curatorial team consists of three “objects” that determine the framework for this publication: Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Western Whity (1970) thematizes sexual dependence, racist violence, and counter-violence in projections on the United States of America, the conditions in Germany, and a Spanish landscape. In 1973, the GDR organized a festival of youth orientated-cultural internationa- lism, the X. World Festival of Youths and Students, which was supported by prominent guests from around the world. And the statement “Open borders?” seeks new political and cultural definit- ions in the face of a redistribution of power and migration movements. Accompanied by a conversation between the curators in which they talk about their intentions and the actual circumstances that led to the selection of the three themes and the planning of the Biennale, we invited several authors to discuss the these topics in this publication. Examinig Whity, the film historian Marc Siegel locates a form of resist- ance in the victim’s roles within Fassbinder’s work. Content Participants Claudia Heynen Herman Asselberghs and Dieter Lesage examine „Refugees don’t have Homes“ .................. 31 what made the right-wing populist Pim Fortuyn, Micz Flor, Merle Kröger, Philip Scheffner who was murdered in May 2002, so attractive for „Now we are all Alone, my Brother“ ............ -
Une Bibliographie Commentée En Temps Réel : L'art De La Performance Au Québec Et Au Canada
Une bibliographie commentée en temps réel : l’art de la performance au Québec et au Canada An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time: Performance Art in Quebec and Canada (2017/2018) Une bibliographie commentée en temps réel : l’art de la performance au Québec et au Canada An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time: Performance Art in Quebec and Canada 2014 – 2020 Chercheure responsable : Professeure Dr phil Barbara Clausen, UQAM DéparteMent d’histoire de l’art Partenaires (s’il y a lieu) : Bibliothèque des arts UQAM et Artexte Montréal. Organisme subventionnaire : FRQSC (2016-2019) PARFAC (2014-2015) Équipe de recherche 2016 – 2019 Jade Boivin, EMManuelle Choquette, Geneviève Marcil, Maude Lefebvre, CaMille Richard (étudiantes de Maitrise en histoire de l’art) 2014 – 2015 Jade Boivin, EMManuelle Choquette, Joëlle Perron-Oddo, Julie Riendeau (étudiantes de Maitrise en histoire de l’art) Description Ce projet de recherche universitaire Une bibliographie coMMentée : l’art de la perforMance au Québec et au Canada, vise à dresser l’inventaire des textes et des ouvrages que des théoricien.ne.s, critiques, artistes, conservateur.trice.s et autres auteur.trice.s ont rédigés par anticipation, en réaction ou en réponse à l’art perforMatif. Le projet de recherche vise la réalisation d’un survol des histoires coMplexes et reMarquableMent Multidisciplinaires de la perforMance au Québec et au Canada. L’objectif est de procéder à une identification et à une évaluation globale des Modes de production reliés et corrélés qui sont au cœur de la théorie, de l’histoire et de la pratique de la perforMance au niveau local, provincial et national depuis le début du XXe siècle. -
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FROM NATIONS TO NETWORKS: AN ANALYSIS OF NORTH AMERICAN WORLD ART HISTORICAL DISCOURSE DURING THE TRANSCULTURAL TURN, AND THE RISE OF THE MUSEUM AS AGENT by NATHALIE N. HAGER B.A., High Honours in Art History, Carleton University, 1997 M.A., Canadian Art History, Carleton University, 2000 A DISSERTATION SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in THE COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES (Interdisciplinary Studies) THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (Okanagan) February 2020 © Nathalie N. Hager 2020 The following individuals certify that they have read, and recommend to the College of Graduate Studies for acceptance, a thesis/dissertation entitled: FROM NATIONS TO NETWORKS: AN ANALYSIS OF NORTH AMERICAN WORLD ART HISTORICAL DISCOURSE DURING THE TRANSCULTURAL TURN, AND THE RISE OF THE MUSEUM AS AGENT submitted by Nathalie N. Hager in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Dr. Hussein Keshani Supervisor Dr. Robert Belton Supervisory Committee Member Dr. Suzanne Gott Supervisory Committee Member Dr. Jessica Stites Mor University Examiner Dr. Claire Farago External Examiner Additional Committee Members include: Carolyn MacHardy Supervisory Committee Member Dr. Franciso Peña Supervisory Committee Member ii Abstract This dissertation offers an analysis of the emergent English-language discourse of World Art History in North America during the transcultural turn in art history. It inquiries into what World Art History is by examining how the proposal for World Art History is impacting twenty-first century North American art historical theory and scholarship, and assesses the relevance of World Art Historical discourse for scholars of global contemporary art.