The Gender Anarchy Project

Gender Anarchy Project.

Gender Anarchy Project (detail).

Gender Anarchy Project (detail).

Gender Anarchy Project (detail).

2004-2005

The Gender Anarchy Project is a site-specific installation that honors the efforts of activists for gender-neutral bathrooms. The bathroom door in the Aronson Galleries was replaced with a custom door featuring an interactive sign with changing iconography to give the participant the experience of a gender-neutral space. It was installed for two weeks in Aronson Galleries at the Parsons School of Design. Original website on Rhizome ArtBase.

Collaborators: The Facilities Department at the Parsons School of Design

Exhibition:

• Site-specific installation, Aronson Galleries, at Parsons School of Design, 2005.

Press:

• "Gender is a rhythm, too." F Alfresco, March 31, 2022.
• "Conversations on Digital Disruption and Cyberfeminism at A.I.R Gallery." Posture Magazine, November 16, 2015.
• "Amelia Marzec, Artist." Les Femmes Folles, June 2014.
• "Gender Anarchy Project," Rhizome ArtBase, May 8, 2005.
• "Gender activism," We Make Money Not Art, May 27, 2005.
• Eyebeam reBlog
• Mobuzz TV
• "Gender Anarchy Project, temporary gender symbols," Neural.it, Sept. 15, 2005.