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Nazario lleva Anarcoma a París
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Una exposición en Art Basel Paris mostrará la obra del artista español creador de Anarcoma, cómic cuya protagonista es una detective trans.
TEXTO KAIQUI MACAULAY Nazario Luque Vera, de 80 años, es una de las figuras más importantes de la escena contracultural española.
Entre 1978 y 1986 escribió y dibujó Anarcoma, un comic homoerótico cuya protagonista es una mujer trans. En Anarcoma, una detective busca una máquina capaz de controlar el deseo sexual.
España acababa de salir de una dictadura y en aquel entonces en los cómics no era tan habitual encontrar dibujos tan explícitos como los que uno podría encontrarse en las páginas de Anarcoma.
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Uncovering Gay and Lesbian History in a 1941 ‘Sex Variants’ Study
In the 1930s, Jan Gay, a sex researcher and journalist, made the tough decision to publish material from hundreds of in-depth interviews she had done with fellow lesbians in a medical study written by a straight male psychiatrist. Though she had hoped her work might be used to curb the criminalization of homosexuality, the final study ended up further pathologizing “sexual deviance.” Yet Gay knew that without it, the interviews, which provide an intimate look at gay and lesbian life in the early 20th century, might never have been published at all. That history has inspired the Civilians theater company to create “Sex Variants of 1941: A Study of Homosexual Patterns,” which takes its name from the study.
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