Porno-graphing : what do "dirty" sexual subjectivities do to art? / AnnaMaria Pinaka

A la pàgina web de l'editor: "Pinaka argues that in porno-graphing, artists negotiate how subjectivity, and its value, is produced by self-submitting into the ‘dirtiness’ of sexual and artistic positions. To approach the ‘dirtiness’ of these works as well as their processes, Pinaka uses, amongst other theories and strategies, the notion of ‘queer negativity’. AnnaMaria Pinaka was educated as a video artist, and developed her thesis in the department of Theatre, Drama and Performance at Roehampton University. Her research is practice-based; it involves creative work in performance and image-making alongside theoretical reflection derived from gender studies, queer theory and visual studies.