“Looking for Invisible Lives and Fantastical Creatures”

GRAPHIC RECORDING BY MIKA CASTRO

This graphic recording is a collaborative project emerging from work between Museum Queeries Cluster Research Assistant Mika Castro and graphic recording artist Devon Kerslake at the University of Winnipeg.

This project was originally published as a blog post that can be viewed on this page of the Museum Queeries website.

Mika Castro is an undergraduate Women's and Gender Studies and Psychology double major at the University of Winnipeg. Their work for Museum Queeries looks at how queerness intersects with topics of immigration, race, and ethnicity in the museum. Particularly, their work has mainly involved looking into the lives and histories of queer Filipinx/os in Canada.

This project was made possible through funding from the University of Winnipeg’s Knowledge Mobilization and Community Impact Award and from the SSHRC Canada Research Chair in Culture and Public Memory Research Program.