Browse Exhibits (5 total)

This digital exhibition is written to highlight the collection of literature in The ArQuives that navigates this intersection of queer disability through critical thought, artistic expression, histories, fiction, poetry, and expressions of community care. For those interested in understanding this intersection through different avenues, these 15 selected books will be broken down into three categories: Critical Thought, Expressions & Experience, and Disabled Sex. The literature is broken to fit different points of entry into the experience of queer disability. Critical Thought focuses on professional studies and higher ed. analysis, Expressions & Experience is suited towards a more artistic and personal interpretation, and lastly Disabled Sex focuses on the location of desire in the body - a focus that has a unique place in the discussion of queer disabled folks.

This exhibition highlights various manifestations of bisexual activism and community building in Toronto from the late 1980s to the 2000s. Through the formation of support groups that were established in the late 20th century, the materials in this exhibition will demonstrate how bisexual activists combatted invisibility within the larger queer community and created safe, affirming spaces in which bisexual people could come together.

Exhibition by Gabryelle Iaconetti, Concordia University

This exhibit presents the work of an oral history project, conducted in 2016, focussing on the 1998 delisting and 2008 re-listing of coverage for gender confirmation. Inside you can find the reflections of 7 activists, community members, and politicians about their work advocating for the trans community during this time.