Queeringspace - Yale School of Art

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QUEERING SPACE

Bringing together a community of queer art and artists, Queering Space asks the questions: what is a queer perspective and how does queerness meet form? The many propositions put forth by the artists on view refuse to locate those articulations in a fixed position but rather a fluid space of possibility.

The first queer show at the Yale School of Art, Queering Space offers a multiplicity of points of view about queerness from within and outside of Yale. This show includes more than 40 artists working in multiple mediums.

This exhibition was curated horizontally by a group of nine curators:

Loren Britton,
Shikeith Cathey,
Christie DeNizio,
Erik Freer,
Johnathan Payne,
Asad Pervaiz,
Res,
Buzz Slutzky, and
Erica Wessmann

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FEATURING

KATHERINE BRADFORD

CAROLINE CHANDLER

JONATHAN LYNDON CHASE

ZACKARY DRUCKER

ANGELA DUFRESNE

AVRAM FINKELSTEIN

DAPHNE FITZPATRICK

BENJAMIN FREDERICKSON

JEREMY O. HARRIS

JENN DORN HEARD

LACTIC Incorporated

LUKE LIBERA MOORE

RASHAAD NEWSOME

SARAH OPPENHEIMER

CHRISTINA QUARLES

GUADALUPE ROSALES

MARCELAE TORRES

D’LO WILLIAMS

LACHELL WORKMAN

MOLLY ZUCKERMAN-HARTUNG

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