Arte Trans Peruano / Tobillo de Kleo

Arte Trans Peruano by Frau Diamanda | 18:30 h. | Bar Lounge | No prior registration

Arte Trans Peruano is a performative conference by Frau Diamanda that attempts to map performative practices made invisible by the contemporary Peruvian art system, dealing with works by Giuseppe Campuzano, Javi Vargas, Pedro Palanca, Coco Cielo “Antartika”, Javier Temple, Carlita Uchu, Bondage, David Sánchez “Misia”, Frau Diamanda and Porno Stars / Elektromarikapop. The works of these artists are inscribed within a queer-transvestite historicity that demands to be revisited in order to reassess the sex-political struggle. 


Tobillo de Kleo by Kleo la Faraona | 19:00 h: public arrival. 19:20 h: start of the performance | Exhibition space: cloister |
Prior registration

The performance Tobillo de Kleo is the first chapter of the heptalogy Los 7 Secretos de Kleo, created by the artist–demigoddess of Syrian origin Kleo la Faraona. In this series, the artist reveals different dimensions of her personal and collective struggles, focusing on the social privileges embodied by each body. Tobillo de Kleo explores bodily pain, body modifications, and mobility through a participatory game involving all attendees.

Tobillo de Kleo credits:
Dramaturgical Support: Lu Chieregati
Structural Technician: Jonathan
Costume Artistic Support: Attassa Cabrera and Pat
Sound Design and Mixing: Nur Ayache y Miriam camara
Vision: Kleo La Faraona

Frau Diamanda

Frau Diamanda / Héctor Acuña is a translator, writer, self-taught audiovisual artist, drag performer, independent curator, cultural contagion, disc-jockey and occasional actress who attended the Independent Studies Programme (PEI) at MACBA in 2017-2018 and published the book Escenas catalanas: errancias antropológico-sexuales, published by La Máquina Barcelona in 2020.

Kleo la Faraona

Kleo La Faraona is a post-current renaissance artist and director: everything she touches she transforms into art. Visionary figure, activist and creator, Kleo is a non-binary trans female identity of Syrian origins and ancestral roots.