Aperture Conversations
AIPAD: Future Gender
Saturday, April 7
2:30 p.m. EDT
How have trans and gender-nonconforming individuals used photography to imagine new expressions of social identity? Zackary Drucker, guest editor of Aperture magazine’s landmark issue “Future Gender,” will lead a discussion on transgender lives, histories, and communities in photography, from the 1970s-era images of performer Marlow La Fantastique to a festival in India for members of the third gender.
Featuring Zackary Drucker, Producer of the television series Transparent, Artist, and Activist; Amos Mac, Founding Publisher of Original Plumbing magazine; Nick Sethi, Artist; and Diana Tourjee, Co-Founder, Flawless Sabrina Archive and Staff Writer, Vice.
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