Queer Feminist Art
– queer women artists worldwide
Feminine Moments is an art blog and resource site about queer feminist art and women artists.
It is a visibility project initiated by visual artist Birthe Havmøller, Denmark.
Present your art works
Feminine Moments is a unique art blog that supports queer artists by spreading the word about your art projects online. Present your artworks on Feminine Moments’ Art blog.
Join the community
Join Feminine Moments as a featured artist with an illustrated artist statement and have your future exhibitions presented on Feminine Moments too.
Open call 2026-2027
Feminine Moments has an open call for contemporary visual art and artist statements by lesbian and queer women artists running through December 2027. Submit your works now.
Queer Feminist Arts Resources
Feminine Moments features an archive of arts resources about living artists, queer art herstory and art books.
Top 10 American Artists
You must know these 10 amazing out & proud women artists in the US.
Art Herstory 1950-2000
The Lesbian Art Movement in Europe and the Queer Feminist Artists of the 1990s.
The Gaze
The Lesbian and the Queer Feminist Gaze is erotic, sensual or other than the male gaze.
Art Herstory 1850-1950
Learn about the lives and artworks of our creative Lesbian ancestors in Europe.
Queer Exhibition spaces
Feminine Moments list of queer art exhibition spaces in Europe.
Art Gallery
This art gallery features short posts only. Read lots of more in-depth blog posts about queer women artists at the Art Blog.
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Wild Grass (2024) by Gvantsa Agrba
Gvantsa Agrba is a queer artist based in Georgia. She graduated from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, faculty of fine arts in 2023. Her artistic practice spans across painting, scenography, costume design, and visual arts, serving as a medium to explore identity, vulnerability, and personal mythology.
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Marlene & Lynn (1970) by Donna Gottschalk
Donna Gottschalk is an American documentary photographer who came out as a lesbian in the 1960s photographed her friends and lovers in 1968-70s in New York.
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Self-Portrait/Cutting (1993) by Catherine Opie
Catherine Opie (b.1961) is one of America’s most famous queer artists. Catherine’s work questions representations of home, intimacy and family, politics, queer identity and power structures.