00:01Hello, I'm Manu Mojito, curator and director of this space and this exhibition called
00:06Marilyn's Hundred Bodies, an exhibition that reflects on how Marilyn Monroe
00:12It has become a symbol, an icon, but also a benchmark for construction
00:18for queer, trans, transvestite, non-binary people, whom we have found in it
00:24a model of power to appropriate our body, recreate it, reconstruct it
00:31and to live also in a daily life that is often so violent for us
00:37This exhibition also examines the history and memory of transvestism and drag.
00:42where we'll go through periods like the 70s, the 80s, the 90s
00:48And different drag performers, people, transvestites have built valuable spaces
00:54and cultural traditions that have become unique to our community, to our LGBTIQ+ spaces.
01:02The exhibition can be found at Mala Muerte, a space in Chapinero.
01:08who also has a history and a queer cultural tradition that is very important to drag people
01:15and it will be open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 5 pm
01:20until late at night, because the idea is that we can enjoy this exhibition
01:25at night and perceive spaces that were once safe
01:30such as bars and recreation areas
01:33as places that also belong to our memory
01:37It's a completely free plan and you can also enter this exhibition
01:43and be immersed in a space where they can find the exhibition
01:48not only on the wall but also on the tables, in the bar area, and in the DJ booth
01:55All the spaces are ideal exhibition spaces for this show
02:00Thank you!
02:00Thank you!
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