Life, Death, and Deviation in Queer Televisualities: A symposium

This symposium, involving both critical analysis and discussions of creative production, will consider queer televisualities broadly defined, looking at the mainstream and the marginalized, the comfortable and the uncomfortable, the real and the fantastic, legacy institutions and alternative media, in order to engage with the queer lives, deaths, drives, and deviations of the televisual flows that themselves engage us. Featured speakers include:

• Aymar Jean Christian (Northwestern University)
• Hunter Hargraves (California State University, Fullerton)
• Lynne Joyrich (Brown University)
• Sarah Kessler (University of Southern California)
• Karen Tongsen (University of Southern California)
• Respondent: Iván A. Ramos (Brown University)

This symposium is sponsored by the Pembroke LGBTQIA+ Thinking Initiative.

Free and open to the public. RSVP required.

Host or Publisher Pembroke Center, Brown University