A parliamentary-style panel discussion that raises critical questions around the definition and recognition of “queer art” and its processes—understood as a form rooted in transition, resistance to convention, and the creation of new spaces for identities that exist beyond normative frameworks.

Artists and practitioners from diverse disciplines are invited to participate as members of a Queer Art Parliament, collectively engaging in dialogue and debate. The outcomes of this assembly will be compiled and published as a conference paper, contributing to an academic body of knowledge for the study of queer performance.