Workshop: A Pelo with Fernando Troya Sunday 27 May · approx 3 hours A pelo – bare, unfiltered, raw. This workshop is an invitation to explore Fernando’s creative and physical universe. Digging into the latest state of the artistic practice of A Pelo Productions and the creative process behind A Pelo – Fernando’s latest production…
With the exhibition Trans Identities: From Argentina to the Balkans, we present two approaches to personal stories and archives of individuals whose identities are often overlooked or underrepresented in public discourse. The Archivo de la Memoria Trans from Buenos Aires brings together archival materials (photographs, letters, personal documents, etc.) presented across 13 categories, while the…
The month of May is traditionally the time when the Queer Zagreb Season takes place, and this year’s edition—the 24th—brings the richest program to date. Over the course of nearly the entire month, from May 2 to May 30, 30 artists from ten European countries, as well as Argentina, Egypt, and the United States, will…
With the exhibition Trans Identities: From Argentina to the Balkans, we present two approaches to personal stories and archives of individuals whose identities are often overlooked or underrepresented in public discourse. The Archivo de la Memoria Trans from Buenos Aires brings together archival materials (photographs, letters, personal documents, etc.) presented across 13 categories, while the…
Transfiguration: A Divine Intervention unfolds across days of collective gathering that moves from reflection to preparation and finally into ritual encounter. Rooted in Indigenous Philippine cosmologies and shaped by queer and trans experience, the project explores the emergence of the dark feminine and the sovereign woman as a necessary archetype for our time.
ReInA en el Gondo tells a story of trans aging—a stage of life experienced by very few trans women. ReInA has had the chance to live. To live in order to tell her story. She resides in Gondolín, a hotel in Buenos Aires taken over by the trans and travesti community, transformed into a space of refuge and family.
If gender is a normative category—defined by civilizational expectations—then it also presupposes the existence of bodies beyond it: bodies that, in one way or another, do not fit into what is defined as normative.
The program begins with a screening of the experimental film Diwata by RAM Botero and Giulia Casalini, which explores precolonial Philippine cosmologies in which the divine is understood as immanent—present in land, body, and community. The film introduces an ecotransfeminist perspective in which the feminine divine is not located in distant heavens, but resides within forests, rivers, and landscapes.
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