Video (28:33): An interactive talk by art historian and independent curator Tara Keny hosted by Emanuel von Baeyer Gallery at 18 Cecil Court, London, UK, Saturday 17th May 2025.
Video (26:18): The speaker talks about the life and works of spiritual painter Hilma af Klint and shows us some of the books that he has read about the painter.
“Dreams from America” is Renée Jacobs’ biggest collection to date and is composed of 308 images taken mostly during the photographer’s years living in California from 2006-2016.
Video (44.48): In this episode of PARA/normal Borders, Ed Gomez speaks with Amina Cruz, a Los Angeles–based photographer and interdisciplinary queer artist.
Video (17:35): Queer artist Dominique White discussed her creative practice and research interests, on the occasion of her exhibition Cinders of the Wreck.
Video (1:21): A short video where Zoe Walsh takes us into their creative process altering queer archival imagery.
Queer As Comics the exhibition runs through October 4, 2026. Event: an evening of conversation celebrating the rich history and contemporary creativity of queer storytelling in comics on July 8, 2026.
Queer Painting: Intervals,. Curated by Katie Tomlinson and Chester Tenneson at Amici Studio in Hastings, UK.
Sadie Lee has curated the glorious annual Queer takeover event at the outrageously splendid Wallace Collection in London.
Video (21:43): Marking the 10th anniversary of the Marriage Equality Referendum in 2025 queer feminist artist Patricia Cronin gave this talk about her statue ‘Memorial To A Marriage’ (2002) as a protest against lack of representation of living women artists.
Skuja Braden is the merged artistic identity of artist duo Ingūna Skuja (Latvia) and Melissa Braden (California).
Video (37:37): Celebrating Narratives and Intimate Connections Through Art with queer artist Joan Cox.
Moomins’ Sea Adventures & Tove and the Sea, March 28 – September 6, 2026 at National Nordic Museum, Seattle, USA
Video (3:00): CBS NEWS Bay Area talks with Kin Folkz, co-funder and owner of The Queer Arts Center in Oakland, California.
Catherine Opie:Mountains Don’t Know Their Names at PoMo in Trondheim, Norway
June 25, 2026-January 03, 2027.
Video (5:09): Student Kalliope Tsartsalis’ presentation of “Being and Having” a landmark artwork by queer artist Catherine Opie.
Video (6:36): Catherine Opie’s gallery talk in ‘Catherine Opie: Holding Blue’, May 28–July 3, 2026 at Regent Project in Los Angeles, USA.
Video (8:10) In this short presentation Shreyas R. Krishnan Assistant Professor, Washington University in St. Louis presents feminist and queer British print materials from 1980s-90s.
Birthe Havmøller/Feminine Moments visited: ‘We Others’ at the Photographer’s Gallery in London in May 2026. Here are my snapshots from the landmark exhibition of early lesbian portraits by Donna Gottschalk.
We Others. Photographer: Donna Gottschalk. Edit: Nathalie Chapuis, assisted by Camille Cibot. Texts: Hélène Giannecchini, Julie Héraut, Carla Williams. Publisher: LE BAL / Atelier EXB, 2025.