“A hill is a hill until you see it as a holy mountain and a sacred place belonging to our ancestors.” – Birthe Havmøller
Illustration: How to cut a cloud into two halves (2023) by Birthe Havmøller
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Birthe Havmøller: I am a pioneer queer feminist art blogger. I celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Feminine Moments today. Read my story about the queer feminist art visibility project and art blog.
Tango Portraits – #3 by Birthe Havmøller, 2021
Artist’s statement and photos by visual artist Birthe Havmøller, editor of Feminine Moments.
1. December 2021. Fisken i udyrets/søuhyrets mund / The fish in the mouth of the sea monster from Birthe Havmøller’s series ‘Magi for Øjnene’/’Magic for Your Eyes’, 1990.
I have shared a moment with one of Zanele Muholi’s bold self-portraits from her series ‘Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness’.
Birthe Havmøller: I am an alternative feminist – an arts activist. I promote queer feminist artists and their art projects. Happy 8th March, 2021!
Birthe Havmøller: Jeg går i cirkler omkring mit hjem/ I walk in circles around my home. Self-published artist book by Birthe Havmøller (2020-21).
November 15, 2020, I celebrated the 17. anniversary of my resource site and art blog, Feminine Moments.
Anna McNay (UK) and Birthe Havmoeller (DK) have compiled a summer list of exhibitions by lesbian, bisexual and queer feminist artists which you must see!
Hurray! I am celebrating the 15th anniversary of Feminine Moments. Feminine Moments is a non-profit project.
I have updated Feminine Moments’ bibliography and given it a new format. I have also looked at the queer feminist art books on my bookshelf.
I met curator Sarah Florén at her workplace the gallery Södertälje konsthall in Södertälje near Stockholm last week.
TUPILAK/ILGCN presents:
“Feminine Moments” – Birthe Havmoeller, Denmark
Thursday October 12, 2017 at 17.00 hrs.
Venue: Föreningen Norden, Drottninggatan 30, Stockholm (T-ban Centralen)
Feminine Moments’ editor Birthe Havmoeller went to see QUEER BRITISH ART 1861–1967 at Tate Britain. Last chance to see the exhibition is on October 1, 2017.
I was in London last week. There I met with queer artist Sarah Jane Moon who gave me a tour of her studio in Brixton.
I (the editor) was in Berlin last week, There I met photographer Anja Müller. We are collegues, both photographers and queer women.
Venus Envy by Deborah Kelly, May 24, 2017 – September 3, 2017, Kvindemuseet, Aarhus, Denmark
Birthe Havmoeller says, hurray!
Promotional card by Feminine Moments Call for Co-editors and Guest Writers The amount of amazing queer and lesbian feminist art and arts events around the world which could be presented at Feminine Moments’ art blog is so much bigger than it was just five years ago and I am…