queerartprojects

A London based company that produces and curates art events like performances, exhibitions, conferences, screenings and parties.

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Sakeema Peng Crook’s movement performance and the video that was based on this performance which is entitled “from this place: HEALING PROCESS (a part of)” is around and about the Churchill Monument at Parliament Square. The image (from the performance) is by Eda Sancakdar.

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Queer Art Projects is delighted to present Sakeema Peng Crook’s performance and video “from this place: HEALING PROCESS (a part of)” for our new project Galatea. The performance videos will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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SERAFINE1369’s performance is centered around Cleopatra’s Needle on the Victoria Embankment: The performance attempts to establish a connection, a dialogue with an object through the devotional practice of dancing. The video will be shown in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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“Mother of…” by Istanbul Queer Art Collective (Tuna Erdem and Seda Ergul) complicates matters and multiply points of view in terms of binaries, by reading Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. The video will be shown in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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On July 1st 2021, Izzy Yon walked to three historic monuments in London dressed as one of their multiple alter-egos, Devil King. Check out their performance videos Monument Walk I and DEVIL KING FOREVER LOVER in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July. Photo by Eda Sancakdar.

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Queer Art Projects is delighted to present “Atlantic Cruises: A Rest Stop” by Ebun Sodipo. The performance videos will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July, along with five other commissioned artists’ performances for Galatea.

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Queer Art Projects is delighted to present “Enchanted by the failings that nature gave the female heart” by InXestuous Sisters (Niya B & Giulia Casalini). The performance videos will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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Each artist has created a new performance piece based on and performed around a public statue in London. The performance videos will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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Our new project Galatea is featured on @guardian !

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#Galatea is series of performances that engage with public statues and monuments in London, featuring the amazing artists: Ebun Sodipo, InXestuous Sisters, Istanbul Queer Art Collective, Izzy Yon, Sakeema Peng Crook and SERAFINE1369 (Jamila Johnson-Small).

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#Galatea is produced and curated by Queer Art Projects in partnership with Every Woman Biennial (@WHBIENNIAL) and funded by Arts Council England(@ace_national). Stay tuned for the other artists of #Galatea, which we will be presenting throughout the week!

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Istanbul Queer Art Collective (Tuna Erdem & Seda Ergul) will also be presented as part of #Galatea project for London edition of @WHBIENNIAL. Founded in 2012, they have been engaging in live art, with a view that the documentation of performance is an art form in itself.

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As one of the six commissioned artists for Galatea project, the performance video of Izzy Yon's forever commitment to red will be presented at @CopelandParkSE (Copeland Gallery Peckham), 1-10 July. Galatea project is funded by @ace_national and collaborated with @WHBIENNIAL.

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Galatea is produced and curated by Queer Art Projects in partnership with Every Woman Biennial and funded by Arts Council England. The performance videos of the six commissioned artists will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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Queer Art Projects is delighted to present SERAFINE1369, one of the six artists commissioned for our new project Galatea. SERAFINE1369 (previously Last Yearz Interesting Negro) is the London based artist and dancer Jamila Johnson-Small.

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SERAFINE1369 works with dancing as a philosophical undertaking, a political project with ethical psycho-spiritual ramifications for being-in-the-world; dancing as intimate technology and a tool for divination while decoding messages from an oracular body.

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Most recently, they performed at Riposte (Grow Tottenham, London), Queer Art(ists) Now (Archive Gallery, London) and at @Disturbance (Ugly Duck, London). The performance videos will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.

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Queer Art Projects is delighted to present the artist duo InXestuous Sisters (Niya B & Giulia Casalini), one of the six artists commissioned for our new project Galatea, which takes its name from the statue that transforms into a living woman in Greek mythology.

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InXestuous Sisters is a collaborative duo between Niya B and Giulia Casalini. Together, they explore their transfeminist sisterhood and lesbian lust whilst reclaiming space in masculine environments and male-dominated queer spaces.

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Galatea is produced and curated by Queer Art Projects in partnership with Every Woman Biennial and funded by Arts Council England.

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Queer Art Projects is delighted to present Ebun Sodipo, one of the six artists commissioned for our new project Galatea, which takes its name from the statue that transforms into a living woman in Greek mythology.

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Each artist has created a new performance piece based on and performed around a public statue in London. The performance videos will be shown as part of The Every Woman Biennial in Copeland Gallery Peckham, 1-10 July.