The exhibition ‘Our Faith is Love’ receives a contemporary translation in the Regents’ Rooms of the museum with a separate exhibition. Artist and curator Andrea Knezović curates an exhibition here in which seven international young queer artists place the future at the center. Building on the notion of ‘queer futurity’ by writer José Esteban Muñoz, who views queerness as a ‘horizon’, they imagine in an inspiring way how artistic queer practices can envision and shape a better and more inclusive future. They pose the question: ‘How can strategies that deviate from the conventional help us with current life questions surrounding identity, creativity, faith, and a shared future?’
The artists in the exhibition explore subjects such as memory, embodiment, relational processes, and alternative scenarios. Their work reconstructs suppressed histories and silent revolutions, and creates space for multiple realities and diverse ways of living together. The exhibition reflects on how both Lutheran and queer histories have been shaped by reform, preservation, and adaptation. It asks how communities endure and how futures emerge from the margins. Featuring work by: Yamuna Forzani, Philipp Gufler, Andrea Knezović, Farren Linhares (formerly known as Ana Linhares), Katja Mater, Rory Pilgrim, Mikołaj Sobczak, and Toeba Thato. Curator: Andrea Knezović.
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