Calling all queer collectors, media makers, artists, and hoarders! It’s time to get your old tapes out of the closet…and over to the Leslie-Lohman Museum, New York, so you can get those tapes digitized!
Author: Havmoeller
DYKES, CAMERA, ACTION!
Documentary, directed by Caroline Berler, USA, 2018.
Distribution : The Film Collaborative.
The herstory of queer cinema from the women who made it happen.
3 Days of VJ performances, Live A/V & video installations, Friday, June 14-16, 2019 by the Feminist VJ-collective Trial and Theresa: 23 international *women VJs und video artists; sound artist and DJ guests.
Video (1:11:10): Markel Uriu talks about her creative practice.
Video (1:16:41): School of Visual Art NYC hosted this panel in 2019 about how queer identity and the shifting landscape of queer political liberation impacts their work as artists and creatives.
Gala Opening Reception of the Queer Art Festival’s curated exhibition ‘Relational rEvolutions’ Tue June 18, 2019 at 7pm. THE ROUNDHOUSE, Vancouver, Canada.
Anna McNay (UK) and Birthe Havmoeller (DK) have compiled a summer list of exhibitions by lesbian, bisexual and queer feminist artists which you must see!
Video (3:03): Jessica Sabogal’s massive murals are spreading hope and resistance across the USA.
Queer|Art|Pride Book & Print Fair on Saturday, June 8th from 1–6pm at Abrons Arts Center, 446 Grand St. New York, USA. FREE, Open to the Public, RSVP Recommended.
Janet Cooling: 1978-1982, May 31 – July 3, 2019 at Jack Hanley Gallery, New York.
The group show which among others features works by Shawna Dempsey & Lorri Millan is on at Two Rivers until July 7, 2019 at Two Rivers Gallery, Prince George, BC, Canada.
Hayes, Sharon – Art Books, Monographs and Biographies
New art book: Sharon Hayes, Phaidon Press (November, 2018)
Video (1.01:36): queer feminist artist Sharon Hayes in conversation with Emily Roysdon about the exhibition ‘Sharon Hayes – Echo’ at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden.
KuirFest Berlin presents ‘Rebelling ‘the History’: Queer Feminist Her*stories’, short film selection, Thursday, 30 May, 2019 at 19:30.
Video (24:18): As part of the Guggenheim’s Conserving Computer-Based Art (CCBA) initiative, the Guggenheim’s Conservation Department unveiled a major restoration of Shu Lea Cheang’s seminal web artwork “Brandon” (1998–99) in April 2017.
Video (4:17): BBC Scotland has made a short interview with photographer Jannica Honey who has experienced being censored and banned from Facebook and Instagram for her artworks recently.
This exhibition is a part of the 22. Annual National Queer Arts Festival in California which runs May 22 – June 29, 2019. Precarious Lives – opening reception: June 6, 6 – 9pm at SOMArts Cultural Center, Main Gallery, San Francisco, USA
The competition is open for submissions now. The deadline is June 14, 2019.
This year Queer|Art is pleased to announce that the grant has increased to $6,000. Applications are open now and closes on July 17, 2019.