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Guided Exhibition Tour: Young Birds from Strange Mountains at the Schwules Museum

On July 17, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., there will be a guided tour of the exhibition Young Birds from Strange Mountains.

Image reference: Wax Follies, female impersonator group from Penang, 1982, found photo collection of Hoo Fan Chon
https://www.schwulesmuseum.de/presseaktuell/pressebereich-young-birds-from-strange-mountains-queere-spirituelle-kunst-aus-suedostasien-und-seiner-diaspora/

The exhibition Young Birds from Strange Mountains presents exciting, unusual works by queer artists from Southeast Asia and its diaspora, particularly from Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia.

Queer Southeast Asian spirituality and practices are often overlooked or misinterpreted in Western contexts. There is a knowledge gap about queer people and practices in Southeast Asia and its diaspora, both in Germany and within the region itself. This exhibition aims to address these overlooked connections and open them up for discussion.

Guided tour by Quang Nguyễn-Xuân (no pronouns/they)

at the Gay Museum

Workshop language: spoken German
(+DGS on request)

Rooms are wheelchair accessible

No registration required

We would offer a subsidy of €3 per participant (max. 15 people) and we welcome donations.