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"We don’t see public space as neutral or abstract. We take queerness out of the ‘abstract’ and enact a queer conversation out in public. Historically, public space has held a contradiction for queer people; on the one hand we have been invisible and on the other hand we are frequently the target of violence in public. Part of the impulse in making this work has been to let other queer people know that we are here, that queer people are everywhere—simply put, we make ourselves visible." — fierce pussy
Nancy Brooks Brody (whose "Glory Hole (black on white) (vibgyor)" is pictured here), was one of the founding members of the artist collective fierce pussy. In the 80s, the group was inspired by the AIDS crisis, but their mission has evolved alongside society.
Nancy Brooks Brody's work is currently on view in "Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon" #gendertrouble #nancybrooksbrody
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Nancy Brooks Brody, "Glory Hole (white on black) (vibgyor)," 2012. Oil on Venetian plaster on wood panel, 21 x 21 in (53.3 x 53.3 cm). Courtesy the artist

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