BDSM Beyond Binary -Hot Ears

Kumi and Bendix will make your ears hot with poetry that will have you swoon and laugh, that will hold you, touch you, and let you fly, poetry that will make you happy to be queer, to be you, to be here.

Immerse yourself in the poetic worlds of two very different queer sex(y) artists at LUX.

Poetry cums in German and English.

There will be an art table with postcards, prints and zines by Bendix and crochet animals by Kumi, so come in shopping mood!

Kumi More
(no pronouns)

writes poetry and performs on themes of Blackness, disability, queerness, fatness, desire and sex(uality). Joy and well-being are the goal of Kumi’s work, in art but also as probably Germany’s fattest whore.

@kuminikation
@kuminikation.bsky.social

Bendix Mignon
(he/they/none)

is a white trans*queer*crip sex worker and artist from Hamburg. Bendix’s work grows around queerness and disability in search of abstraction between the words and lines. Sometimes with a wink, sometimes quietly sexy, sometimes in your face. But always with love.
@callmbendix
@callmebendix.bsky.social
callmebendix.com

Who can participate?

All events are by and for queers, trans*, genderfluids, genderqueers, non-binaries of all kinds. Self-definition applies. If you are unsure whether you are meant, please let us know. Wenn Du Dir unsicher bist, ob Du gemeint bist, melde Dich bitte.

Accessibility

People have different needs and wishes for events and rooms. Please let us know at queer@bdsm-studio-lux.de what you need to participate in an event.

In the BDSM Studio Lux course center there is an elevator accessible by 4 steps on the first floor and on the 3rd floor. There is no ramp.

Corona

Masks are compulsory at BDSM Studio Lux. Please come to the studio 15 minutes before the start of each event. Corona tests will be ready. Masks will only be removed once all participants have consensually and actively agreed. Masks must be worn in the corridors at all times.

Costs

Throughout the queer event series, the focus is on a policy of accessibility, transparency and redistribution.

The prices are calculated by the respective collectives and individuals and 90% of them go towards their work. A further 10% is used for advertising in magazines, social media and print media.