テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「Excited to welcome Q-Space to 'Queerate' Tate today. 🏳️‍🌈 Q-Space is a Beijing-based, feminist, queer space, that collectively organises and advocates activities on the basis of considering the dynamic relationship of queer practice with social issues. It believes in the radical queerness of inclusion of all people from all backgrounds and the importance of non-hierarchical action. 'In this photograph by Yutaka Takanashi (1974), East-Asian men gaze gravely into the distance. Their lingering stares and frowning faces convey a mixture of confusion, worry and disapproval. The metal fence by the elderly man on the left, hints at a space out of the men's reach. This elicits the questions: What are they looking at? Who is shutting them out? What is it that threatens these grey men in their cis-het*, capitalist, patriarchal uniforms? Our collective has created a space for queer bodies in Asia, so we recognise these men’s disapproving, confounded, defensive expressions. We want to imagine that beyond the fence lie rainbow-coloured queer spaces. For us, the photograph captures the tense limbo between coexistence and separation, a boundary between freedom or space that’s been marked for the outcast.' Thank you Q-Space for sharing. 🌈 Find out more about the Queerate Tate project and how you can submit your own written piece by clicking the link in our bio. See more interpretations from @qspacebeijing on their feed! #LGBTQIHistoryMonth #QueerandNow *Cis-het describes someone who is both cisgender and heterosexual.」2月11日 21時34分