“You are live in the archive, please do not swear!”
Jaye Hudson explores how queer and trans artists in the ’90s and early 2000s used low-budget media to challenge mainstream misrepresentation, often without institutional backing.
Our projects are invariably accompanied by specially-commissioned texts, a selection of which are published here.
Jaye Hudson explores how queer and trans artists in the ’90s and early 2000s used low-budget media to challenge mainstream misrepresentation, often without institutional backing.
Gary Zhexi Zhang situates Giants' Anatomy as a near-future reflection on dismantling industry, mourning labour, and turning industrial history into spectacle and museum culture.