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Flux & Fracture

May 15, 16, and 17 at Sorenson Unity Center

Save the date for our 7th annual festival! Always free and open to the public. Join us for performances, workshops, art, and community!

Paid internship position open

Priority deadline: April 2nd

Learn more about non-profit organization and event production as our festival intern. We’re looking for interns who are interested in building queer community and supporting our 7th annual festival, preference for those with experience in social media and graphic design.

The internship runs from April through the end of June. Interns must be available in Salt Lake for the week of the festival.

  • Set up: May 12-14.

  • Festival dates: May 15-17

Compensation: $15 an hour

  • 3-5 hours a week before and after festival

  • Approximately 20 hours during the week of the festival

To Apply: send a resume and letter of interest to queerspectra@gmail.com. References may be requested after applying.



SPEC·TRUM

Plural noun: spectra

  • A band of colors

  • The entire range of wavelengths

  • Used to classify something in terms of its position on a scale between two extreme points

From the Latin specere (to look) - spectrum (image/apparition).

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ABOUT

We are a group of queer artists based in Salt Lake City working together to cultivate a safe space for artists who self-identify as LGBTQIA+ to showcase their works and engage audiences in conversation regarding art and queer identity.

OUR MISSION

Queer Spectra Arts Festival is dedicated to showcasing multidisciplinary artistic expressions from diverse LGBTQIA+ perspectives.

Queer Spectra Arts Festival aims to present a diverse array of voices, backgrounds, experiences, cultures, mediums, and artistic disciplines in order to celebrate queer artistic expressions. The Festival challenges and contributes to contemporary understanding of queer discourse while promoting nuanced conversations between artists and audiences about queer identity and art.

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