Gendertrash from Hell: The First Print Collection of the Zine That Changed Everything. - Mirha-Soleil Ross ed. Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s work unites

Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s work unites multiple places and temporalities

Forth edition of 5000 copies

dissatisfaction and ennui burgeon

extemporary images stored in a personal photo library are reformulated into a classical book form

Catalogue published to accompany the exhibition Liliane Lijn: Light and Memory at Rocca di Umbertide

Gendertrash from Hell: The First Print Collection of the Zine That Changed Everything. - Mirha-Soleil Ross ed. Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s work unitesIn 1993, Mirha Soleil Ross and Xanthra Phillipa MacKay, fed up with a gay scene that rejected trans people and a trans scene that saw no alternative to going 'stealth,' began to publish the zine Gendertrash From Hell. Over four issues, they interviewed sex workers and prisoners; they printed collages, soap operas and polemics; they ran regular sections with titles like 'Trannies Speak Out' and 'Hooker of the Month'. They redefined transsexual culture