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Queer as German Folk | Exhibition
 All Dates and locations

Schwules Museum Berlin Schwules Museum Berlin

Germany, 07/18–12/31/2020
 Berlin

St. Ann’s Warehouse Brooklyn © St. Ann’s Warehouse Brooklyn

United States, 11/13–12/01/2019
New York City

Ex-Convento del Carmen © Ex-Convento del Carmen

Mexiko, 10/04–11/15/2019
 Guadalajara

Never Apart Montreal Photo: Véronique Soucy

Canada, 07/11–09/28/2019
 Montreal

James C. Hormel LGBTQIA Center Photo: Michael Allen Jones

United States, 06/15–09/26/2019
 San Francisco

Centro Cultural México Contemporaneo © Centro Cultural México Contemporaneo

Mexico, 08/02–08/30/2019
 Mexico City

Goethe-Institut Washington Photo: Goethe-Institut Washington

United States, 05/23–08/23/2019
 Washington

Goethe-Institut New York Photo: Ambika Singh

United States, 06/11–08/03/2019
 New York City

Locations Chicago Queer as German Folk © Goethe-Institut Chicago

United States, 06/01–06/28/2019
 Chicago

Stackt Goethe-Institut, Uwe Rau

Canada, 06/01–06/23/2019
 Toronto

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Itinerant conference
Queer commons - queer conflicts

Complementary to the exhibition Queer as German Folk, panel discussions were held in Toronto, New York, Mexico City, and Berlin. Contemporary queer discourse on the topics of resistance, culture, diversity and establishment was recorded and is now available on this website.

Muxe artist Lukas Avendaño © Mario Patiño

Queer life

The global queer community is as diverse as the topics that move them. Manifold are the reflections on history and perspectives on queer life today and tomorrow. We’ve gathered some critical snapshots of fluid, queer identity that are colorful, personal and surprising.

Exhibition Team

The exhibition was curated by Birgit Bosold and Carina Klugbauer of the Schwules Museum Berlin. The exhibition design was developed by the Berlin agency chezweitz, who had previously designed the Homosexualität_en exhibition, a collaborative project of the German Historical Museum and the Schwules Museum Berlin. 

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