Body Politics Vol. 2 - On Transbrazilian Bootleg gardens SETH WHEELER and JAMILA SQUIRE

SETH WHEELER and JAMILA SQUIRE review shoplifting

thereby playing with the sensory experiences of the visitor who is guided through the space by the orchestration of sound and image

and violence seems inevitable

forms of desolidarisation

such as better quality textiles able to withstand practical use as clothing or towels

Body Politics Vol. 2 - On Transbrazilian Bootleg gardens SETH WHEELER and JAMILA SQUIREFeaturing 22 invited artists and collectives, the second edition of Body Politics by King Kong focuses on interdisciplinary trans and travesti artists from Brazil, bringing together works across fashion, music, performance, visual arts, and cinema. Curated by Teo Teotonio, the publication presents works that address and decode gender issues through a polyphonic and non linear approach stretching, hacking, and expanding the very notion of identity