The Feminine Absurd: The Queer Body in Made in L.A. 2023
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As artists who work between performance and object-making, Marcel Alcalá, Jibz Cameron, and Young Joon Kwak will speak to their work blurring the distinctions between these mediums. Working in queer communities, these artists explore what we could call "femininity" or "femaleness" in their lives and practices, but treat the subject with a healthy dose of absurdism, satire, and drag. Moderated by Made in L.A. Luce Curatorial Fellow, Ashton Cooper, with audience Q&A to follow.
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Marcel AlcaláPhoto: Zhidong Zhang -
Jibz Cameron as Dynasty HandbagPhoto: Charlie Gross -
Young Joon KwakPhoto: Christopher Richmond
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