Video (5:59):Artist Sharon Hayes and theatre director Brooke O’Harra ‘unspool genealogies of queer life’ in ‘Echo Chamber’, a live performance.
Author: Havmoeller
Video (1:23:54): Artist Every Ocean Hughes (Emily Roysdon) joins Brooklyn Rail contributor art historian Ksenia M. Soboleva for a conversation.
Ithell Colquhoun 13 June – 19 October 2025 at Tate Britain, London, UK
Tate Modern and Tate Britain in London, UK run a series of LGBTQIA+ tours all summer.
They currently run two groups: ONLINE on ZOOM & IN PERSON from Queer Circle in Greenwich London.
Video (1.02:43): Tejal Shah talked about Indian philosophy in Austria, 2019.
Video (2:38): The Queer Feminist Art Exhibition “We are here, we are queer” was opened at Some Space Gallery in Chiang Mai, Thailand on June 1. The exhibition runs through June 15, 2025.
Video (4:04): Finest Artist Nominees: Trần Thảo Miên – Interview on the Holobiont project published by Hanoi Grapevine, an independent and not-for-profit Vietnamese online art platform.
Thirza ‘TJ’ Cuthand on the short film ‘Extractions’ (2019).
Biography: Finnish graphic artist, illustrator and professor Tuulikki “Tooti” Pietilä (1917–2009).
Into the Wild: Explorations in Two-Spirited Intersectionality by Margaret August
AUG 1 ― 25, 2025
at Mahon Hall Stage, Salt Spring Island, BC V8K 2V5 Canada
Opening Reception: AUG 1 | 6 ― 8 PM
Artist Talk: AUG 2 | 1 ― 2
Applications are now open through July 31st, 2025 for American queer artists.
Video (1:24.20): The Brooklyn Rail conversation episode #1235 with photographer Jess T. Dugan and art historian Jill H. Casid about Dugan’s exhibitions.
Video (9:57): Queer feminist artist Chitra Ganesh was invited to take part in a group exhibition about reconsidering history and our place in it. The show was Timișoara – European Capital of Culture in 2023.
Video (4:19): Julie Mehretu’s first major Southern Hemisphere exhibition showcases her bold approach to abstraction, and this conversation gives viewers a rare look into her creative process.
Jess T. Dugan: Look at me like you love me at Gallerie d’Italia in Milano, Italy runs through October 19, 2025.
Joan Cox: My work opens up a dialogue about the increasingly open presence of lesbian couples in contemporary society.
Joan Cox: Side by Side, June 13 – July 12, 2025 at CENTER FOR THE ARTS GALLERY at Towson University in Maryland, USA.
Video (4:43): Liz Collins explains her queer tapestry project for the 60th International Art Exhibition “Foreigners Everywhere” Biennale Arte 2024 in Italy.
Video (27:50): Australian artist Deborah Kelly about the creative process of creating your own queer sci fi religion and the performances.