Interview with Beth Stephens, 2013. Published by Nada Miljkovic. Beth Stephens is a UCSC Professor, Sex-Ecologist, Artist that came on to Artist on Art in 2013 to talk about her art and her environmental work.
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In 2013 performance artists, sexecologists, eco-artists, and long-term collaborators, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens came onto Artist on Art at UCSC’s KZSC to talk about the West Coast Premiere of their movie, Goodbye Gauley Mountain, an Ecosexual Love Story.
Press release by c4 projects c4 projects, Dybbølsgade 60, 1721 Copenhagen V, Denmark, presents: Annihilated an exhibition by Henriette Hellstern-Kjøller Fernissage: Friday September 12th 5-9 pm Exhibition period: 13th-26th September Opening hours: Thursdays & Fridays 3-6 pm, Saturdays & Sundays 2-5 pm You have always stood with your back turned,…
Press release by SD Holman Photo-based artist SD Holman’s acclaimed solo show BUTCH: Not like the other girls continues the Fall leg of its North American tour, with exhibition and book signing dates booked in San Francisco, Toronto and Wellesley College. BUTCH is a photographic exploration of the liminal spaces…
The Parisienne by Agnes Goodsir Painting by Agnes Goodsir Girl on couch by Agnes Goodsir, 1915 Agnes Noyes Goodsir (1864 – 1939) Agnes Noyes Goodsir, born in Australia was encouraged to go to Paris to study paintings in 1899 by her family. She remained there until 1905. Returning to Europe…
Video and text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2010. Grace Crowley – Australian Artist and Modernist Painter ‘Grace Crowley (1890 – 1979), also known as ‘Smudge’, is believed to have been in a relationship with Anna Dangar between about 1915 and 1929. Anna Dangar studied and then taught at…
Video (1:29): ‘Kathleen O’Connor ‘In the studio’ c. 1928′, a video with a short biography of the artist published by National Gallery of Australia.
Slideshow with photos by Australian painter Margaret Preston. Margaret Preston (1875–1963) Margaret Rose McPherson (later Margaret Preston) was born in Adelaide, Australia in 1875. She studied art at the prestigious National Gallery of Victoria Art School in 1889. And then she went on to further her studies at Adelaide’s School…
The panel debate took place in 2010. The video excerpt was published in 2014. Gay Iranian-American Artist Challenges Cultural Barriers. Artist and photographer Najva Sol discusses the profound culture clash that she has experienced as a gay Iranian-American.
Australian photographer Tina Fiveash talks about her work for the Sacred Art Exhibition in 2013. Related Link Tina Fiveash’s online portfolio
Speakers in the COFA video (2013) include: Vivienne Binns, artist, senior lecturer, Canberra School of Art, Bec Dean, Co-Director, Performance Space and Andrew Frost, founder, The Art Life. Artist Talk By Vivienne Binns Watch the first 22 minutes of the above video! This COFA talk features Vivienne Binns artist, senior…
Video: Sydney-based artist Maree Azzopardi at Galleri Tapper-Popermajer, Sweden in 2008. The exhibition was curated by Jonathan Turner. Visual artist Maree Azzopardi features in Lesbian Art – An Encounter With Power by Elisabeth Ashburn, (Craftsman House 1996). In 2010 Maree Azzopardi was one of 14 acclaimed artists from 7 countries…
Press release by QCC Queer Cultural Center – Special Event Queer Cultural Center(QCC) and the Commonwealth Club present: LGBT Art: Our Common Wealth art exhibition Opening Reception and Walk-Through Tuesday, July 29, 2014 5:00pm The Commonwealth Club 595 Market Street, second floor San Francisco Join the Commonwealth Club and members…
Artist statement by Rebecca Nesvet “And still they come and go: and this is all I know– That from the gloom I watch an endless picture-show…” Siegfried Sassoon, “Picture-Show” (1920) Playwrite Rebecca Nesvet about her Dolly Wilde’s Picture-Show When I read Sassoon’s ‘Picture-Show’, the poem doesn’t call up only the…
Press Release by The Unstraight Museum WELCOME TO AN UNSTRAIGHT PRIDE! Come celebrate an unstraight Pride together with us at The Unstraight Museum. We invite you to a talk with gay police from Russia and a talk about queering the world of museums. We also want your best advice on…
Photo from the series HETERO by Fredrika Bistöm Heidi Lunabba – Studio Vilgefortis Jeppis Pride 2014 at Galleri Gro, Campus Allegro, Runebergsgatan 8, 68600 Jakobstad, Finland Opening: July 25 at 18.00 – 20.00 hrs. Jeppis Pride 2014, a queer group exhibition. It runs from July 25 through August 16 2014…
Artist statement by Coral Short Nest by Coral Short. Photos courtesy of the artist. Description: Nest is an interactive sculpture that is about caring for our community’s cultural workers and activists. I encouraged the audience at The Hemispheric Institute Encuentros to unwind by finding my large, human-sized nest on wheels…
Water Rules Life, a visual art media piece by American artist and activist Betsy Damon, shows how art heals environments. Her nonprofit organization, Keepers of the Waters, provides information and technical support for others working to help clean urban waterways and raise water awareness around the globe through large scale…
Anna Hallin & Olga Bergmann / GÁRUR RIPPLES from Culture Capture! on Vimeo. Olga Bergman and her wife Anna Hallin presented their collaborative exhibition ‘GÁRUR RIPPLES’ (20.8. – 18.9.2011) at Kling & Bang in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Artist talk: Environmental Thoughts 2012 by Linda Stein The Fluidity of Gender: Sculptures by Linda Stein Linda Stein is an American artist-activist, lecturer, performer, video artist. The Fluidity of Gender: Sculpture by Linda Stein is a seven-year touring exhibition/lecture/performance traveling to more than twenty-four United States museums and universities through…