This special issue is based on the 2018 South Australian Postgraduate and ECR Gender, Sex, and Sexuality Studies conference: Space and Place: Conceptions of movement, belonging, and boundaries. Papers in this issue explore the concepts of space and place and their intersections with gender, sex, and sexualities in relation to the structural, personal, institutional, cultural, symbolic, epistemic, and discursive.
SPACE AND PLACE
VOL 4, NO 3 (2019)
Editorial
EDITORIAL: Locating the self
In taking up and exploring the themes of space and place, we inevitably also placed queer time at the centre…
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Articles
Locus
Locus is a physical, ritual mark-making experience that is both methodical and delicate.
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Encountering, Positioning and Orientating my Queer “Self”
Dylan Rowen explores how we are map-makers of ourselves, how we are cartographers of a fleshy reality.
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A Pesky Case of Grief
Hey Miss, I’m having a pesky case of grief again, can I lie down for 5 to 20 hours until I don’t feel so awful again? Cheers.
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East Terrace/Payneham Road
The two poems explore the significance the intangible, and how it can hold memories, people, and a particular time.
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Queer
Urry and Pearce grasp at language to describe ways of experiencing, doing, and exploring sexuality that challenge and disrupt these homo- and hetero-normativities.
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Xenokin and Queer Morphologies
Barratt/da Rimini/Nilsson materialise the speculative as they “build” and “create” home and family outside of the white, cis-het, patriarchal genetic-social order, using the poetic as a mode of reportage.
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Untitled, 2018, Victoria Paterson
Victoria Paterson graduated from her Bachelor of Psychological Science at Adelaide University in 2014. She is an emerging printmaker working within traditional and non- traditional printmaking techniques. More of her work is available at: http://victoriapaterson.com.au/printmaking/