Trans Performance Now: Glitching cisgenderism

现在的跨性别表现:顺性别主义的问题

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    AH/X006999/1
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 23.65万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Fellowship
  • 财政年份:
    2024
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2024 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

This fellowship will provide the foundational infrastructure for a new wave of trans-led research investigating the cultural tensions between cis (non-trans) regulation (otherwise termed 'cisgenderism') and trans self-determinism. The PI, as a trans woman and leading performance scholar, will provide the first major study of how the UK and Scottish government's Gender Recognition Act (GRA) consultations in 2017-20 impacted the commissioning, production, and reception of trans-led cultural practices. As one of many 'trans cultures', trans performance makers have been celebrated over the last decade for interrogating trans lived experiences through autobiographical works. Yet, many of these artists have noted a need to move beyond venue programming cultures that frame trans performance as principally educational (for cis people to learn about trans personal trauma). In response to this need, this fellowship asks what is 'transness' in performance beyond personal testimony? What makes a stage design 'trans-informed'? What does 'transness' afford as a cultural/political standpoint beyond gender identity? In investigating these positions, this fellowship will provide the foundational infrastructure for a 5-year legacy plan that centres trans and nonbinary experiences as vital to a fair and just society. In terms of timeliness, in the 20th anniversary year of the GRA this fellowship will assess the cultural impact of this legislation. Namely, the fellowship cites the Council of Europe (2021) report on combating hate against LGBTI people and its urgent call for trans-led creative practices in an era when - what the report describes as - 'anti-trans' policies are supported by the UK government. To investigate this critical period in UK political history, the first stage of the project will deliver new primary research on how trans artists have reacted to this shift. This will include interviews as well as commissioning new works to study how trans-led works are produced. The second stage will provide the PI with a mentoring programme from leading trans artists and academics to change how trans cultures are conceptualised in theatre and performance studies. The third stage will be to host public events and develop publications that platform 'glitch feminism' as one way of centring lived experiences that exceed strict categorization (such as race, gender, class, and sexuality). The project has been developed in collaboration with our partners Kings Head Theatre (KHT) (London), Tron Theatre (Glasgow) and Live Theatre (Newcastle) along with the Trans Learning Partnership (TLP) and Curious Arts. These partners are uniquely positioned to provide high impact routes to different regions of the UK for collecting and disseminating the project findings. The KHT has committed to a programme of queer and trans-led projects over the next 5-years. Their Associate Artists include The Queer House, which is the UK's leading queer only casting agency. Live Theatre is a leading producing theatre, and the Tron Theatre is a hub of experimental theatre. The TLP brings together the UK organisations at the forefront of trans wellbeing - Gendered Intelligence (GI), Mermaids, and the LGBT Foundation - and will connect the project with trans audiences interested in trans-led creativity. Curious Arts are a charity that champions LGBTQ+ cultures in the North East and leads the Queer Arts North Network, which brings together similar partners across the North of England including Trans Creative (Manchester) and Homotopia (Liverpool). The TLP and Curious will offer routes to impact LGBTQ+ orgs across the UK. Consequently, this project will deliver the first major study on the creative methods and techniques of glitching cis legal and social preferences that regulate trans self-determinism. The PI will collaborate with venues, work with trans and nonbinary artists, and host new events to develop new critical resources for artists and researchers.
该奖学金将为新一波跨性别主导的研究提供基础设施,该研究调查顺式(非跨性别)监管(也称为“顺性别主义”)和跨性别自决主义之间的文化紧张关系。作为一名跨性别女性和领先的表演学者,PI 将提供第一份关于英国和苏格兰政府 2017-20 年性别承认法案 (GRA) 磋商如何影响跨性别主导文化实践的委托、制作和接受的重大研究。作为众多“跨文化”之一,跨性别表演者在过去十年中因通过自传作品质疑跨性别生活经历而受到赞誉。然而,这些艺术家中的许多人都指出,需要超越将跨性别表演主要视为教育性的场地规划文化(让顺性人了解跨性别个人创伤)。针对这一需求,本次团契提出了一个问题:什么是超越个人见证的表现中的“跨性”?是什么让舞台设计变得“跨时代”?作为一种超越性别认同的文化/政治立场,“跨性”能提供什么?在调查这些职位时,该奖学金将为一项为期 5 年的遗产计划提供基础设施,该计划将跨性别和非二元经历视为对公平公正社会至关重要的核心。就及时性而言,在 GRA 20 周年之际,该奖学金将评估该立法的文化影响。也就是说,该奖学金引用了欧洲委员会(2021)关于打击针对 LGBTI 的仇恨的报告,并紧急呼吁跨性别者主导的创造性实践,正如报告所描述的那样,“反跨性别”政策得到了跨性别者的支持。英国政府。为了调查英国政治史上的这一关键时期,该项目的第一阶段将针对跨性别艺术家如何应对这一转变进行新的初步研究。这将包括采访以及委托新作品来研究跨性别者主导的作品是如何制作的。第二阶段将为 PI 提供来自领先跨性别艺术家和学者的指导计划,以改变跨文化在戏剧和表演研究中的概念化方式。第三阶段将举办公共活动并开发出版物,将“小故障女权主义”作为集中超越严格分类(例如种族、性别、阶级和性取向)的生活经历的一种方式。该项目是与我们的合作伙伴 Kings Head Theatre (KHT)(伦敦)、Tron Theatre(格拉斯哥)和 Live Theater(纽卡斯尔)以及 Trans Learning Partnership (TLP) 和 Curious Arts 合作开发的。这些合作伙伴具有独特的优势,可以为英国不同地区提供高影响力的路线,以收集和传播项目成果。 KHT 致力于在未来 5 年内开展一项由酷儿和变性人主导的项目计划。他们的合作艺术家包括 The Queer House,这是英国领先的酷儿选角机构。现场剧院是领先的制作剧院,而 Tron 剧院是实验剧院的中心。 TLP 汇集了处于跨性别福利前沿的英国组织——性别情报组织 (GI)、美人鱼组织和 LGBT 基金会——并将该项目与对跨性别主导的创造力感兴趣的跨性别受众联系起来。 Curious Arts 是一家慈善机构,倡导东北部 LGBTQ+ 文化,并领导酷儿艺术北部网络 (Queer Arts North Network),该网络汇集了英格兰北部各地的类似合作伙伴,包括 Trans Creative(曼彻斯特)和 Homotopia(利物浦)。 TLP 和 Curious 将提供影响英国各地 LGBTQ+ 组织的路线。因此,该项目将首次对调节跨性别自决主义的顺式法律和社会偏好的创造性方法和技术进行重大研究。 PI 将与场馆合作,与跨性别和非二元艺术家合作,并举办新活动,为艺术家和研究人员开发新的关键资源。

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