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Visual sessions electroqueer Venres primeiros de mes no POLVORIN

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Rematando #electroqueer #queer #electro #polvorin (en El Polvorin)

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el nuevo vecino (A Coruña 10/2012)

en Compos MARIBINGO! Ultramarinos

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diseño de carteles Noviembre para el Patachim, Polvorín y Puticlú

A Coruña 11/2012

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El movimiento Alliance VITA protestaba contra la aprobación de una ley que permitirá, en Francia, el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. En la foto, una pareja se besa delante de una manifestación en contra de los matrimonios de gays y lesbianas en Marsella. The Kiss, today (23/10/2012) in Marseille, France.  Two young women kissed in front of anti same sex marriage/adoption protesters. 

James Dean - goog looking boy. Visual session para la Biblioteca del Forum Metropolitano. 

Servicio préstamo pack LEE ESCUCHA MIRA   libro+cd+peli. 

CINEMATEKA. Electroqueer visual 

A Coruña 2012

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un miércoles al mes estaré difundiendo el servicio de préstamo pack LEE ESCUCHA MIRA, a través de las Visual Sessions, en la biblioteca Forum Metropolitano,las dos primeras sesiones se llaman CINEMATEKA, vente! A Coruña 2012

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octu(p)re ELECTROQUEER

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revista as + perralheiras. A Corunha

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mani queer precária A corunha, GZ

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as quintas de Outubro do Patachim, con Fernanda Pardo, á Vivienne Westwood de Monte Alto

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queermuseum: ON SILENCE History is a funny thing, isn’t it? This weekend the New York Times published a list of 50 objects that tell the story of the city’s History. Among the objects was the Silence = Death button. Come Monday morning I was asked about the provenance of the button. Who designed? Who should be credited? Here is my response…. Silence=Death was designed by a small consciousness-raising collective I formed with 2 friends the year before ACT UP formed, and 2 years before the formation of Gran Fury. There were six of us. I knew we couldn’t be the only ones who saw AIDS as a political crisis, and based on my own experiences in the anti-war movement, I proposed to my collective we do a poster. It was meant to be the first in a series that would call for increasingly radical political responses. The final image was a call to riot, so we acted anonymously.  We finished it in late 1986, and started wheat pasting it in early 87, just weeks before ACT UP formed. Once we realized ACT UP was the radical response we were hoping for, we gave them the image. That’s when we chose the name Silence=Death Project. Because cultural memory is by nature generalizing, and since I was a founding member of both collectives, the cannon arose that Gran Fury designed Silence=Death, and that it was designed as a logo for ACT UP. It wasn’t designed by ACT UP, or for ACT UP, and it was never meant as a logo. It was not designed by Gran Fury, who did not form until the following year. It was, is and always will be a consciousness-raising project.  The real story, like so many others throughout history, is possibly more powerful and infinitely more complex. Six individuals raised their voices, not knowing what would come of it, and found out they were surrounded by a community. -Avram http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/09/02/nyregion/a-history-of-new-york-in-50-objects.html#/?gridItem=02-fifty-objects-slide-GM3B