Andrew Culp (California Institute of the Arts) will present "Radical Politics// Destruction Aesthetics// Experimental Inquiry." A screening of Machines in Flames will follow at 8pm at the Bishop. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Olga Rodríguez-Ulloa (Indiana University-Bloomington) will present her talk "Chola Queer: Variegation as Method" on September 13th at 5:30 at The Bishop Bar in downtown Bloomington. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Join us for this Queer Abolition Workshop, featuring contributors and editors to the volume Surviving the Future: Abolitionist Queer Strategies. Scott Branson, Stephanie Zarate, Isabella Mancini, and others will be present. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Carrie Shanafelt (Yeshiva University) presents her talk "Jeremy Bentham's Queer Enlightenment." This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Heather Davis (Eugene Lang College, The New School) will present her lecture, "The Fear of Pleasure: Queer Affects in Environmental Movements," followed by a screening of Shawna Dempsey and Lorri Millan's video Lesbian Park Rangers. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Jeanne Vacarro (The University of Kansas) will present her talk "What's Still Good about Yesterday's Liberation?" on February 14th at 5:30 at The Bishop Bar in downtown Bloomington. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Margaret Killjoy (author and activist) will hold a conversation in conjunction with Black Metal Fest on February 28th at 5:30 at The Bishop Bar in downtown Bloomington. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods and is presented in conjunction with Black Metal Fest.

Julie Tolentino (CalArts) will be interviewed by IU professor Dr. Meredith Lee (Gender Studies) on March 27th at 5:30 at The Bishop Bar in downtown Bloomington. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.

Jules Gill-Peterson (Johns Hopkins University) will present her talk, titled "The Problem of the Group and the Dream of a Trans-Run Clinic" on April 10th at 5:30 at The Bishop Bar in downtown Bloomington. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods and is presented in conjunction with IU's Institute for Advanced Study.

Patrick Kindig (Tarleton State University) will present his talk, titled "Queer Curiosity" on April 24th at 5:30 at The Bishop Bar in downtown Bloomington. This talk is part of the Cultural Studies 2023-2024 lecture series, Queer Methods.