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SUMMER

16. July
Queer Punk Mayhem
Bumholes opening for Pansy Division at Lido (Berlin)

27. July - 2. August
Joan
experimental live accompaniment for a premiere of Hannah Schillinger’s at SCHWERE REITER (Munich)

7. & 8. August
Punx N’ Kweenz Fest
Bumholes on outrageous lineup at Neue Zukunft (Berlin)

20.-23. August
Joan
experimental live accompaniment for a piece directed by Hannah Schillinger at DOCK11 (Berlin)

contact

general inquiries:
contact@st3v.net

stevie gunter is an artist & archivist working in sound design, selection, tattoo, & illustration. Each artifact serves as speculation on the truth beneath recollection, dream, and reclamation. As s.t3v, they manifest the mischief of sonic energy with a devotion to groove beyond genre. As body__file, they transfigure the sentimental into the sacred via tattoo. Working in a project based format, they dive into a wide range of genres and mediums to balance inquiry, service & memory as praxis.

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We Are (nothing) Everything

2025 - Échelle Humaine. Paris, FR.
2024 - Seattle Festival of Dance and Improvisation. Seattle, WA, USA.
2024 - OUTsider Fest. Austin, TX, USA.
2024 - Tanztage. Berlin, DE.
2023 - University of Colorado Boulder. Boulder, CO, USA.

Choreography and performance: Makisig Akin and Anya Cloud
DJ: Rafush & s.t3v

This dance duet is a queer reimagination of a creation story. With patience, tenderness, and prayer we epitomize the multiple ways that love can manifest. Intimacy facilitates straddling and queering notions of violence, care, pleasure, play, and gender. Through performance we cultivate impossible conditions as an invitation to elusive spaces where desire, guilt, grief, and love intersect. We hold the complexity and paradox of being socialized female bodies who are queer and racialized. Sometimes we share a body and sometimes we splinter into the ether — we simultaneously elevate each other and take each other down. We embody the wildest dreams of our queer ancestors.