Talks and Debates Film Screenings Workshops

Creatures from the Queercrip Lagoon

16 June 2024

16:00 -18:00

Join The DisOrdinary Architecture Project and Take Up Space in The Crossing at Central Saint Martins for a costumed symposium exploring the intersection of queer, trans, disabled and neurodiverse experience.

Creatures from the Queercrip Lagoon aims to make space to come together and have some fun, whilst recognising how we are affected by similar narratives of difference. It seeks to reimagine how we relate to and represent different ways of being.

The event will include a short film and discussion covering important themes around representation and paternalism in architecture. This will be followed by a swarming session to collectively take up space. The movement session will be gentle and relaxed so do not fear, you can do as much or as little as you want.

If you wish, come dressed as a lagoon creature, think netting, fishnets, scaly fabric and ruffles! This can be minimal; this can be maximalist.

Image: Scarlett Barclay

Location

The Crossing at Central Saint Martins

The Crossing,
Central Saint Martins,
Granary Square
N1C 4AA

We will be inside 'The Crossing' which is just before the gates to enter the main building.

Tickets / Admission

Free

This event is free to attend but may require a ticket to book a slot. Register as an attendee to find out more

Organiser

The DisOrdinary Architecture Project

Website:
disordinaryarchitecture.co.uk/
Instagram:
@disordinaryarchitecture

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

Level Access and Automatic Doors (or No Doors)

Assistance dogs welcome

Accessible toilet

Baby Changing Facility

BSL interpreted

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For queries regarding access requirements for this event please contact: barclayscarlett@gmail.com .
View the LFA accessibility policy here

Accessible toilets are available inside Central Saint Martins, which will be open to the public during the event. Changing Places toilets are available at Kings Cross Station and Pancras Square Leisure (5 Pancras Square). The event will take place on the ground floor and is step-free. There is step-free access from Kings Cross St. Pancras underground and railway stations. Unfortunately, Central Saint Martins does not have unisex toilets, and we apologise in advance for this.