FR Queering the Map

FR Lucas LaRochelle

FR 2017

2018-02 (cyberattaque de partisans de Donald Trump qui force le site à être fermé)

2018-04 (deuxième publication)

FR Français

Anglais

FR La carte est internationale. Il y a donc une tonne de commentaires en une tonne de langues.

FR Queering the Map est une carte du monde où les individus queer peuvent faire part de leur expérience. Tous les individus de la communauté LGBTQIA+ peuvent partager leurs moments queer : que ce soit de l'activisme, un baiser, une relation sexuelle, un amour passager, un rire, un moment de joie ou de tristesse, le site vise à faire part de l'expérience queer dans sa globalité. Les internautes peuvent lire les histoires ou ajouter les leurs au lieu où elles se sont passées.

https://www.queeringthemap.com/

FR « Queering the Map is a community-generated mapping project that geo-locates queer moments, memories and histories in relation to physical space. As queer life becomes increasingly less centered around specific neighborhoods and the buildings within them, notions of ‘queer spaces’ become more abstract and less tied to concrete geographical locations. The intent of the Queering the Map project is to collectively document the spaces that hold queer memory, from park benches to parking garages, to mark moments of queerness wherever they occur.

There are no guidelines to what constitutes an act of queering space. If it counts to you, then it counts for Queering the Map. Anything from direct action activism to a conversation expressing preferred pronouns, from flirtatious glances to weekend long sex parties; all are part of the project of queering space. Queer history matters, and elders of the community are encouraged to add moments and places of historical significance to the map that enrich our collective memory.

Through mapping these ephemeral moments, Queering the Map aims to create a living archive of queer experience that reveals the ways in which we are intimately connected.

Territorial Acknowledgment
Queering the Map acknowledges that this project was started on the traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka. The Kanien’kehá:ka are the keepers of the Eastern Door of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The island called “Montreal” is known as Tiotia:ke in the language of the Kanien’kehá:ka, and it has historically been a meeting place for other Indigenous nations, including the Algonquin peoples.

To find out on which Indigenous peoples' land you are located, please visit: www.native-land.ca. Beyond simply acknowledging the colonial histories of the land on which you are located, we encourage you to take concrete steps towards decolonization by learning more about the ways in which you can support local Indigenous groups. If you are located in Canada/Turtle Island, a good place to start is www.reconciliationcanada.ca.

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Mention de genre autodéclarée :« community-generated mapping project »

Clic

Déplacement physique de l'utilisateur.ice

Manipulation d'image

Insertion de texte

Commentaire

Participatif de contenu (Tout internaute peut ajouter son histoire)

Carte géographique

Site web

Journal intime

FR Queer

LGBTQIA+

Sexualité

Coming out

Mémoire personnelle et collective

Acceptation

Plaisir

Tristesse

Instantanés de vie

Le quotidien et l'extraordinaire

Fureteur

Ordinateur

Texte

Cartographie

Géolocalisation

FR Note sur la technique : Aucune information disponible. Selon la page Wikipédia, il y a un GitHub pour le site et il se qualifie pour le Project Galileo cybersecurity service de Cloudflare

FR Articles de presse:

FR Alastair Boone et Martin Echenique pour Bloomberg, « A Crowdsourced Map of the Queer World » :

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-14/-queering-the-map-visualizes-lgbtq-spaces-worldwide

FR Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner pour Conde Nast Traveler, « This Mapping Tool Collects Queer Sites and Memories » :

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/queering-the-map-collects-queer-sites-and-memories?verso=true

Mackenzie Lad et Tom Peacock pour l'Université Concordia, « Queering the Map comes to Concordia’s 4TH SPACE » :

https://www.concordia.ca/news/stories/2019/07/09/queering-the-map-comes-to-concordia-s-4th-space.html

Hannah Matthews pour The Boar, « ‘Queering The Map’: being LGBT+ in the digital age » :

https://theboar.org/2020/06/queering-the-map/

Mathew Rodriguez pour Into More, « Post-Cyberattack Queering the Map Argues That Anywhere Can Be a Queer Space », parle de la cyberattaque, entre autres :

https://www.intomore.com/culture/postcyberattack-queering-the-map-argues-that-anywhere-can-be-a-queer-space

Ann-Derrick Gaillot pour The Outline, « QUEERING THE MAP IS BACK » :

https://theoutline.com/post/4043/queering-the-map-is-back?zd=1&zi=kf5l7kgt

Reportage par CityNews Montreal (19 juin 2019) :

https://montreal.citynews.ca/video/2019/07/19/queering-the-map-at-concordia/

Conférences/communications à des colloques:

Conférence de Lucas LaRochelle au MTL Design Club #0009, octobre 2018 :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=XPJwak5ubmw

Liens vers d'autres bases de données ou répertoires d'œuvres numériques:

NT2 :

Autres:

Page Wikipédia :

Page Facebook :

Page Participedia :

Page de l'oeuvre sur le site de l'Université Concordia :

Présentation de l'œuvre sur le site web Chromatic :

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q76516922

FR Aude Meunier-Rochon