‘Beyond Me,’ explores the themes of belonging in a world of opposing polarities within oneself, highlighting the resilience, courage, and openness required to embrace the union of it all.
Author: Havmoeller
Video (1:06:13): Suzanne Lacy, Catherine Opie and Karen Mack in conversation about the role of the artist.
Video (1:20:58): Dr Hongwei Bao talks about his latest publication ‘Contemporary Queer Chinese Art’ (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2023). He is joined by Burong Zeng, artist contributor to discuss the publication.
Carnival Blue by Julia Kunin will be on view in the group show ‘Getting to Ick’ at Hesse Flatow gallery, New York from December 15 – January 20, 2024, opening December 15th @ 6 – 8pm.
Video (52:13): Anne Borow-Lawrence in conversation with fine art photographer and lesbian feminist Happy/L.A. Hyder (2023).
Video (51:26): A walkthrought the exhibtion (Un)Defining Queer at the Withworth Gallery, Manchester, UK earlier this year.
Video (5:01): Slideshow with paintings by painter and lesbian Ethel Walker (1861-1951).
Video (1:04:14): Sinister Visdom has invited interdisciplinary artist E.G. Crichton to talk about her project Matchmaking in the Archive. She is joined by Chris E. Vargas, Nancy Stockwell and TT Takemoto.
Several ceramic works by Julia Kunin including ‘Vasarely Eyes’ will be exhibited at Abigail Ogilvey Gallery, Los Angeles, USA, in a group show titled “Under This Mask, Another Mask” January 9 – February 17, 2024.
American queer feminist photographer Laurie Toby Edison writes, I walk & live in the shadow of the pandemic while photographing “Pandemic Shadows” everywhere. I make beauty in hard times…
Video (1:34:56): Artist Samantha Nye joins Rail contributor Ksenia M. Soboleva for a conversation. The episode is concluded with a poetry reading by Dia Felix.
‘Nicole Eisenman: What Happened’, 11 Oct 2023 – 14 Jan 2024 at Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK. See a silent video that takes us on walkthrough the eight sections of the retrospective exhibition about queer artist Nicole Eisenman’s paintings and sculptures.
Feminine Moments recommends Hales’ presentation of the exhibition ‘Tessa Boffin: 1989-1993’. Hales, New York, has the best online gallery about UK lesbian photographer Tessa Boffin’s main works!
Video (1:29:39): Artist Anna Campbell joins Rail contributor Ksenia M. Soboleva for a conversation. The episode is conclude with a poetry reading Oliver Baez Bendorf.
“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
Emma Helle: Walking Lake, Burning Heart. November 24, 2023 – January 7, 2024 at Galerie Forsblom, Helsinki, Finland.
Opening: Thursday, November 23, from 5 pm to 7 pm.
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.
Video (9:14): Queer Ethiopian American painter Julie Mehretu talks about her 2021 series, ‘Metoikos’ paintings, and reflects on the state of our contemporary world and the constant negotiating of being in in-between realities.
Video (1:28:06): In this recent panel queer artist Cassils talks about their collaborative project ‘In Plain Sight’, 2020.
Video (33:48): American queer feminist artist Linda Stein in conversation with the director of Konstmuseet, Skövde Kulturhus, Sweden.