The Gallery — /Queer

01 The Emergence & Loss of NYC's Trans Spaces

Junior Labeija- St John's Lutheran Church, New York

02 Visible Queerness: Queer Kinship & Chosen Family

1957 Gay Wedding- all credits go to the One Archives in Los Angeles, USA.

Various members of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, several dedicated fans of drag artist and activist Sasha Velour and myself, stood in front of the Christmas Tree in the Castro, San Francisco, California.

03 Visible Queerness: The Aesthetics of Political Resistance

Sister Roma, one of the longest serving Sisters in the 40 year old drag activist group, The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence engaging with protesters at a ‘Christian’ xenophobic protest in Union Square, San Francisco, circa 1984.

The Sisters representing themselves at a pride parade, 1980s, San Francisco.

Glitter Blessing by Sister Purrr Do of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence

Post-glitter blessing by Sister Purrr Do

04 Queer Media of Contemporary Japan

AIDS Series- Geisha in a Bath (2008). Masami Teraoka.

Night of a Thousand Condoms- Mates (1989). Masami Teraoka.

A Poet: We See a Rainbow (2019). Eiki Mori.

07 The Waria of Indonesia

Opening of “Conversations from the Margins” Exhibition, a collaborative exhibit by Shinta Ratri & Georgie Williams, at the PKBI DIY, Yogyakarta, Indonesia- February 2020.

Photo Credit- Andreas Tanuatmadja & Ryan Lantang

Shinta Ratri & Georgie Williams at the “Conversations from the Margins” Exhibition.

Photo Credit- Andreas Tanuatmadja & Ryan Lantang

A collection of waria and trans women with Shinta Ratri & Georgie Williams at the “Conversations from the Margins” Exhibition.

Photo Credit- Andreas Tanuatmadja & Ryan Lantang

Shinta & Georgie discuss the exhibits on display at the “Conversations from the Margins” Exhibition.

Photo Credit- Andreas Tanuatmadja & Ryan Lantang

19 Queer Diasporas at Sea

/Queer Behind The Scenes (Ep19: Queer Diasporas at Sea)

Behind the Scenes of Ep19 of the /Queer podcast, including footage of our interview with transmasculine carpenter of the Götheborg of Sweden, Eli Gafvelin.