ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月7日 05時03分

“I grew up thinking that you have to be an old, white and straight man to be considered an artist,” said @alokvmenon, a performance artist of South Asian descent. @alokvmenon frequently performs with @brassburlesque, a New York City troupe that is reclaiming a scene that they say has often left out women of color, queer, and transgender performers. “The work of brASS has always been empowering for me because I’m a trans person of color,” they explained. In a city often heralded for its diverse art and performance world, spaces for “nontraditional” art — a term several members of the group used to describe the way that performers of color are often spoken of — are limited. In addition to providing a platform for racial representation, @brassburlesque has, since its inception, emphasized the need to create an environment where queer and transgender performers feel safe to perform. “When you go to a brASS show, which is curated by women of color, you see lots of different kinds of bodies, different kinds of genders, and different kinds of abilities than you would see anywhere else,” @alokvmenon said. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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