Lekcja muzuealna: Jak się ma seks do queeru? (+ tłumaczenie na ENG)

Lekcja muzealna z J Szpilką
Wstęp bezpłatny
Dostępność: Spotkanie odbywa się w sali warsztatowej na piętrze, która jest dostępna jedynie za pomocą schodów. Dostępne będą krzesła oraz poduszki. Dostępne będzie szeptane tłumaczenie na j. angielski.
Accessibility: The event will take place in the workshop room on the upper floor, which is accessible only by stairs. Chairs and cushions will be available. Whispered translation into English will be provided.
A short lecture on a seemingly trivial yet fundamentally important issue in queer studies: how does sex relate to queerness? Does queerness always have to be linked to non-normative sexuality? Can heterosexual sex be queer if it’s bizarre? Can sex between men not be queer? Contrary to appearances, these questions aren’t just about searching for definitions; they touch on the very heart of what we’re actually thinking about when we say “queer.”
About the program: “Museum Lessons” is a new initiative by QueerMuzeum Warsaw that creates a space for the voices of trans and queer people, migrants, artists, Deaf people, and activists advocating for the rights of people with disabilities. As part of this series, we invite these individuals to share their perspectives and expand our understanding of our shared history and heritage—in a way that is accessible to everyone. We are carrying out this project with the support of the “Accessible Culture” grant program of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage for the year 2026.
Bio: J. Szpilka—a cultural studies scholar and literary scholar. She works at SWPS University, where she conducts research on trans identity and sexuality. Author of the books „Corset, Shame, and Cat Ears: On Transwomanhood” and „BDSM Practices in Contemporary Poland”.
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