‘Queer’ can be a verb as much as a noun or adjective. To queer an art practice is to make work that might disrupt comfortable presumptions of correctness and inevitability that empower the structures of the state, the family, and the self. Recent mainstreaming moves, like legalizations of ‘same-sex’ marriage and the increasing preponderance of LGBTQ+ figures in pop culture, have made invaluable changes to the everyday safety of many queer people. Still, a more radical concept of ‘queer’ continues to challenge the premises of art and culture as we know them. The artists on this tour are here not so much because of their identities, but because of their art’s capacity to reconfigure our everyday expectations for bodies and social situations.

Booth numbers can be found by next to the artwork's titles.