Queer Folklore proposes a shop-window scenography whose central motif is a spider—a hybrid creature marked by a vintage club-kid aesthetic, heavy makeup, and a moustache. This figure operates as a queer subject that destabilizes binary understandings of gender and identity, resisting any clear or fixed categorization. Through its hybridity, the spider becomes a symbol of an identity that exists outside socially prescribed frameworks.
Based on the applications received in response to Domino’s open call for exhibitions in the Q Izlog of the Domino association, located at Petrinjska 38 in Zagreb (with a submission deadline of March 13, 2026), the following artists have been selected for exhibitions in 2026:
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