The profiling of sexual activity can exist within an ordinary state of affairs in which sex, and its nonidentical partner reproduction, are given disproportionate responsibility for the imagined sustenance of life, and a presumptive muscularity in the ideal. Though the biological potency of contact-based sex seems an easy and first-level culprit in a biocentric sphere, the stakes here can exist beside the question of biological mechanisms of infection, and it is key to remember that queerphobia opportunistically finds many venues for its articulation.
1 Sexual activity is again perceived as-and becomes, as an effect of that perception-at stake for disease. Sexuality’s sheer presence as an engine (if not also a designated placeholder) of intimacy is made baldly evident when any publicized disease indicts intimacy in its dominant rendering. What bodies bear the double weight of stigmatized “social” distance? (Viral) pandemics aren’t sexless how they are (or are made) sexual is the question.
The Covid imagination has reanimated around racialized class as well as around old East Asian disease associations in the US and elsewhere. Perhaps I am thus predisposed to a certain stance vis-à-vis viral pandemics, such as Covid-19, which has occurred with spectacularity in part due to the globalization of popular scientific information, international public health communication, and forms of democratic (viral) media. My earlier attempts to consider animacy worlds included reframing such phenomena as toxicity and pollution within contemporary empire as inevitably invoking racialized ulterior bodyminds, while at the same time being structurally intimate with the phobic, and sexual, politics of contagion. These PAM CUT Artist Services programs include the 2022 Sustainability Labs for mid-career artists, the PAM CUT Artist in Residence Program for multi-media storytelling, and Fiscal Sponsorship for media arts projects.This is a brief thought experiment (itself composed, or not composed, in a few agitated moments stolen away from Covid time compression) that is meant to pivot away from the dishonest romanticization and flattening of both life and death taking place in the pandemic. Davis.įor more: PAM CUT - Three programs are launching at PAM CUT/Center for an Untold Tomorrow this fall, offering a range of new opportunities for media artists in film, television, animation, XR, VR, gaming, podcasting, and cross-disciplinary mediums to sustain and grow their artistic practices-as well as their careers.
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