- Queer Graphix

Catalog description

Through a series of drawing and printmaking projects, this course seeks to explore and creatively express queer culture, aesthetics, and GLBT art history, as well as notions of identity, gender, orientation, and sexuality. Art students will employ traditions of journalistic comics, collage, screen-printing, photo-copies, community collaborative artistic work (zines), and research presentation projects to not only celebrate queer artistic practices but also reveal the often damaging impact society and politics has on self-identity and expression.