Queerology presents What Have You Done For Me Lately? An exhibition that draws attention to the issue of allyship that becomes a staple of conversations around queer identity. Themes addressed by the artists include emotional labour, performative allyship, laying claim to a label and taking up space, sexual violence and supporting survivors.
The exhibition asked the viewer to engage directly with the issues and the works themselves with its largely interactive nature presenting you with the possibility to add to some pieces and, in some cases, to take parts of the piece away.
Artists:
Naomi Gilby
Nicole Murmann
Kit Day
Polly Spanner
JJ William
Ryan Morgana
What Have You Done For Me Lately? included a panel discussion and zine making workshop at The Tetley as well as a trans and non-binary private view of the exhibition.
Queerology also produced a zine exhibition publication to accompany the show, this is available at specific events in person for a donation or free download online.
The exhibition asked the viewer to engage directly with the issues and the works themselves with its largely interactive nature presenting you with the possibility to add to some pieces and, in some cases, to take parts of the piece away.
Artists:
Naomi Gilby
Nicole Murmann
Kit Day
Polly Spanner
JJ William
Ryan Morgana
What Have You Done For Me Lately? included a panel discussion and zine making workshop at The Tetley as well as a trans and non-binary private view of the exhibition.
Queerology also produced a zine exhibition publication to accompany the show, this is available at specific events in person for a donation or free download online.
Kit Day's documentary tête-à-trans can be viewed here below via Youtube.
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This project has been funded by Leeds Inspired. Leeds Inspired is part of the city’s cultural programme that celebrates arts events and projects throughout the year, supporting high quality, accessible cultural experiences for Leeds’ residents and visitors. Founded in 2012, Leeds Inspired supports culture in the city through grants schemes,commissions and a ‘What’s On’ events website. Leeds Inspired is part of Leeds City Council.
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