An interesting thing to think about: there has been a great deal of analysis, critique, and apprehension around "coming out" and its teleology/epistemology. The idiom "coming out" has moved into mainstream usage (though still invoking/evoking ambivalent undertones of hope and shame). But even in the US context, coming out does provide an entrance into the intersections of queer, public, and performance. With "National Coming Out Day" (October 11) approaching, might we revisit this seemingly hashed out issue?
Meanwhile, from the Q Center at UW: It is that time of year! Let's all come out as allies or qltstqqigb folks!!! If you are interested in having your name appear in our annual outlist that will appear in The Daily on Monday, October 12th. Please go to this link: https://catalysttools.washington.edu/webq/survey/jms13/85248
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Queer + Public + Performance is a research cluster that will engage the intersection of queer scholarship, performance, art, and technologies within the University of Washington and beyond. Q+P+P is sponsored by the Simpson Center for the Humanities.
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