Queer Belongings: Past, Present and Future
An event celebrating the work, contributions and stories of queer belonging in space, how it's changed and it's possible futures.
Queer Belongings: Past, Present and Future
An event celebrating the work, contributions and stories of queer belonging in space, how it's changed and it's possible futures.
Sunday 14th June
12pm - 6pm
Free
Our event invites Ulrike Steven and Daniel Ovalle Costal alongside queer practitioners and researchers, to a panel discussion exploring the present and future forms of queer belonging. We will also exhibit outputs from the Spatial Queeries workshops held this year, as well as stories celebrating queer venues.
Young Trustees Spatial Queeries group is collaborating with Architecture LGBT+ to bring perspectives together. Through queer writing and togetherness, our programme celebrates visibility and alternative pathways. We have explored why the structures that form our cities resist certain perspectives, and how we can seek to embed those that have been left out.
Location
Queer Britain
2 Granary Square,
London N1C 4BH
N1C 4BH
Nearest station:
Kings Cross Station, Euston Road, London, N1C 4AP
Accessible toilet
Baby changing facility
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Blue badge parking 5 minute walk away from venue
Prayer room
Free
Booking required
Oliver Simpson
Host , Architecture Foundation Young Trustees
Lucille Merisio
Host , Architecture Foundation Young Trustees
Eloise Coleman
Host , Architecture Foundation Young Trustees
Ulrike Steven
Panellist , what if: projects + Central Saint Martins
Daniel Ovalle Costal
Panellist , Ovalle Costal Design + Bartlett School of Architecture
Organiser
Architecture Foundation Young Trustees
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