Queerzone3000 is a non-profit organisation committed to the furthering of arts, education and technology within the global LGBTQIA community.
Representatives from the group will spend a week inhabiting the Mathew Parkin installation slope-tend-big, developing a film titled Do You Really Want to Hurst Me, exploring the social histories of Birmingham’s Hurst Street and it’s surrounding communities.
Enter the Queerzone
Between 15th — 18th November Queerzone3000 will take Grand Union as a base and invite you to join them in the space to share stories and participate in the project.
Website contributions and proposals are welcome and can be submitted here: info@queerzone3000.net
*This project is part of SHOUT Queer Arts Festival 2016.
Queerzone3000 Open Qfesto
Queerzone3000 is a non-profit organisation committed to the furthering of arts, education and technology within the global LGBTQIA community.
We aim to create and sustain radical queer online spaces to promote and exhibit works that are relevant to and further the interests of the LGBTQIA community.
We will focus on promoting the works of minority groups within our community, that are generally denied a voice in mainstream culture.
We will promote free and open source software to empower people to truly own the technology they use and resist oppression.
We will promote free culture licences where possible, to distribute and modify resources outside of for-profit notions of ownership.
We stand in solidarity with other allied liberation struggles and hope that our resources will also be able to empower their communities simultaneously.
We will resist the closure of physical queer spaces and support any organisations that share this aim.
We will attempt to promote organisations that provide health and support services to the LGBTQIA community, that are both safe and ethical.
