The drag art and getting into drag: normality tensioning alternatives in art teaching
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https://doi.org/10.22456/2236-3254.137142Abstract
With references to intersectional, queer, post-structuralist, trans, and post-human feminist theories, this article aims to present an alternative (po)ethical corrosion of the power structures that impose a standard of bodily normality. In the context of introductory Drag Art workshops, it seeks a practical unfolding of the concept of "Pe-drag-ogy." A perspective of non-annihilation and an understanding of Drag Art as a masquerade tradition belonging to the LGBTQIAPN+ community are fundamental principles addressed for the construction of a didactics founded in Performing Arts for the training of Drag Queens, Kings, and Queers. The work narrates some aspects of the Drag pedagogical experience and describes three classroom exercises.
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