About this Event
$20 Suggested Donation
The queer experience is rooted in expression and acceptance—a celebration of all the unique and individual natures that make up the whole of nature, a rich tapestry woven by biodiversity. In this panel discussion, expert voices from the field of queer ecology will explore wonders from around the planet that challenge our human notions of gender and sexuality, who gets to determine the narrative frameworks of biology, and the expansive nature of identity.
Featuring:
(they/them) is a distinguished anti-disciplinary artist, multi-species futurist, wildlife tracker, and Indigenous eco-philosopher. Co-founder of Queer Nature with their spouse So in 2015, Pınar leads this transdisciplinary "organism" dedicated to nurturing an earth-based queer community through Multi-Species Relations, Nature-Intimacy, and Critical Natural History/Futuring.
(they/them) is a writer for Defector, a sports and culture site, where they write about creatures and the natural world. Their first full-length book, How Far the Light Reaches, won a 2022 LA Times Book Prize. Their chapbook Dyke (geology) was selected for the National Book Foundation's Science + Literature program. Sabrina lives in Brooklyn with their partner, a school of fish, and their two cats, Sesame and Melon.
(she/her) is the Curator of Mycology at the New York State Museum, and a professor of biology with Bard Pr*son Initiative. Patty's research focuses on fungal taxonomy, diversity, and evolution, as well as queer theory and philosophy of science. Her forthcoming book, Forest Euphoria: A Queer Bestiary, will be published by Spiegel & Grau in 2025.
Banner photograph by Louisiana Mei Gelpi
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Hawthorne Barn, 29 Miller Hill Rd, Provincetown, United States
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