”Propelled by the urgent necessity to rethink the politics of space, Queer Space sought to uncover various definitions of the terms 'queer' and 'space' and the conceptual bonds that unite them. The exhibition was centered around a set of crucial interrogatives that defined the spatial politics of the early ’90s....The installations, interventions and proposals at Storefront and at other locations around the city were an attempt to generate new ways of thinking about the social politics of space in the city.”