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Queer monuments, public artworks honoring LGBT+ lives, are vital for social change and collective memory. They challenge norms and advocate for sexual and gender minorities' rights and visibility in public spaces.

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(counter)actionsLGBT+Queer MemorialsQueer monumentsStrange Inheritanceabductive ethnographyarts-based enquirylegacypublic artvisibility

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Area of Science:

  • Art History
  • Sociology
  • Cultural Studies

Background:

  • Queer monuments are public artworks exploring LGBT+ lives and challenging societal norms.
  • Existing scholarship lacks a comprehensive analysis of their roles in social and political contexts.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To comparatively analyze the visibility, actions, and legacy of queer monuments across North America and Europe.
  • To explore how these monuments engage with the social and political struggles of sexual and gender minorities.

Main Methods:

  • Abductive ethnography integrating scholarly and artistic research (Queer Memorials, Strange Inheritance).
  • Interdisciplinary, multisite, and intercultural analysis oscillating between theory, literature, and creative practice.

Main Results:

  • A cross-case taxonomy categorizing queer monuments into sorrowful, celebratory, provocative, and informative types.
  • Demonstrated critical roles of queer monuments in collective memory and social struggles.
  • Highlighted the activist potential of queer monuments in memorializing and visibilizing marginalized groups.

Conclusions:

  • Queer monuments are crucial for visibilizing sexual and gender minorities and advocating for their rights.
  • Arts-based inquiry and practice offer effective pathways for understanding and promoting the activist potential of queer monuments.