Digital Transgender Archive
Tuesday Smillie Oral History
(Photo of Tuesday and interviewer Michelle). Tuesday Smillie is a visual artist whose work grapples with power and violence. In this interview, Tuesday recounts her coming out in a radical queer youth scene in Portland, Oregon, moving to NYC to pursue her art practice, and the growth of attention on her work since her work's appearance in the 2016 show Triggered at the New Museum. She discusses her art practice at some length, reflecting on it both being embedded in the legacy of radical trans movement, and its gesture away from trans identity and Tuesday's own personal experience as a trans woman.
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- bn999693m
- Collection
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Audio and Video Clips and Transcripts
- Institution
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NYC Trans Oral History Project
- Creator(s)
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Smille, Tuesday
- Contributor(s)
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O'Brien, Michelle Esther
- Publisher
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New York Public Library
- Date Created
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Oct. 11, 2019
- Genre
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Oral Histories
Transcriptions
- Subject(s)
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Adele Carpenter
Ali Forney Center
Kirsten Rossi
Michelle O'Brien
Sergio Rodriguez
Silence of the Lambs
Street Transvestites Action Revolutionaries (STAR)
Ursula K. Le Guin
Wangechi Mutu
- Places
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Massachusetts
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Suffolk County
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City of Boston
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Boston
Oregon > Multnomah County > Portland
New York
Massachusetts > Norfolk > Town of Brookline > Brookline High School
Oregon > Washington > Oregon College of Art and Craft
New York > New Museum
- Topic(s)
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Activists
Animal rights activists
Artists
Childhood
Coming out
Ethnic groups
Family members
Gay liberation
Gender diversity
LGBTQ+ relationships
Social classes
Transgender community
Transgender people
Visual arts
Zines
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Audio
Text
- Language
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English
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