Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies

Queer Chinese Art Festival 2022: Queer Arts in the Pandemic

 
Location
A48 Sir Clive Granger UPC, Zoom Webinar
Date(s)
Wednesday 1st (15:00) - Saturday 25th June 2022 (13:00)
Registration URL
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/queer-china-uk-19962022820
Description
A poster for the event. Showing a person with a heart for a head wearing a white hoodie and black trousers lying on a patch of grass on top of a hill. An orange cat is sleeping under the person's outstretched arm. The person is surrounded by a fox, two bu

The theme of this year's Queer Chinese Art Festival is ‘Queer Arts in the Pandemic', exploring the impact of the pandemic on Chinese LGBTQ+ communities globally and these queer artists' responses and survival strategies. Five outstanding artists of Chinese descent will present their enlightening and provocative artworks with diverse formats through four hybrid events to explore the concepts of home, community, identity, and cyber future. 

Event listings:

1st June: Multi-Identities in Monologue Play: Resisting Heteronormativity. This event will take place on University Park Campus and Zoom. Read more about the event, and to book your tickets, here.

12th June: Queering Letters: Shame, Love and Self-Care. This event will take place on Zoom only. Read more about the event, and to book your tickets, here.

19th June: Transqueerian Fantasies: Queering Everyday Materials. This event will take place on Zoom only. Read more about the event, and to book your tickets, here.

25th June: Under Camera: Digital Drag, Negotiated Identity and Performativity. This event will take place on Zoom only. Read more about the event, and to book your tickets, here.

The project is supported by the University of Nottingham's Institute for Policy and Public Engagement and organised by the Centre for Contemporary East Asian Studies (CEACS) in collaboration with Queer China UK. For more information, please visit the festival website here.

Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies

The University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham, NG7 2RD


telephone: +44 (0) 115 951 5757 or 84 66437
email:hongwei.bao@nottingham.ac.uk or ting.chang@nottingham.ac.uk