Queer Looks

MARTHA GEYER has written critical articles for Afterimage, Art in America, The Independent, the Nation, October, and other publications. She is coeditor of the anthology Out There: Marginalization and Contemporary Cultures and the papers of the conference entitled HowDo I Look?: Queer Film and Video. PRATlBHA PARMAR is a writer and independent video and filmmaker. She has made numerous videotapes and films for the art gallery and museum circuit, and for broadcast television. Of these, Khush has won three awards and public prizes at international film festivals; Sari Red, A Place of Rage, and Double the Trouble Twice the Fun have also received acclaim at festivals worldwide. JOHN GREYSON is a Toronto-based film/videomaker whose works include Zero Patience, The Making of Monsters, Urinal, and The ADS Epidemic. He cocurated Video Against AIDS, a six-hour compilation of alternative tapes about AIDS, and taught at the California Institute for the Arts from 1986 to 1989. He has been active in the gay media arts communities since 1978.

• Introduction: On a Queer Day You Can See Forever, What a Difference a Gay Makes, Favorite Aunts and Uncles, Bedtime Stories.