You step through a latex curtain to enter a dark chamber separated from the rest of the gallery to watch P. Staff's video piece The Foundation . Your attention is fixed on the clips of the archives, the underground queer parties, the foaming bed, but you can still hear the reciting of poems from Rirkri Tiravanjia's 2008 video work Untitled (John Giorno reads) on the other side of the gallery.  Entrance to P. Staff's The Foundation , 2015 The exhibition "Homage: Queer Lineage

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