Video (40:19): Sarah Burris talks about the life and art of Edmonia “Wildfire” Lewis (1844 – 1907), the first African-American sculptor to receive international fame.
Author: Havmoeller
Betty Parsons
Saturday 4 October 2025 – Sunday 25 January 2026
at De La Warr Pavilion
Bexhill On Sea, East Sussex, UK
Lesbian Mary Steen (1856-1939) was a Danish royal court photographer and feminist.
Canadian born Clara Estelle Sipprell (1885-1975) was one of America’s most important pictorial photographers of the early 20th century.
Video (4:54): a short illustrated biography about English lesbian artist Doris Hatt (1890-1969).
Video (1:09:39): Art historian Lucy Howarth talks on British artist Marlow Moss (1889-1958). Introduction by Sarah McDougall.
Video (1:09:20): Podcast interview with curators Gemma Rolls Bentley and E-J Scott.
Pamela Dodds: Documenting Border Barriers, September 15 – 19, 2025. Exhibition & Panel Presentation at ECREA – Diaspora, Migration and the Media International Conference: Beyond Borders in Tallinna Galerii at Tallinn University in Estonia.
Video (31:09): Interview with queer feminist artist Mickalene Thomas.
Video (11:05): Mickalene Thomas offers an intimate look at her life and practice with four silkscreen editions, each marking significant moments in her career.
Video (2:08): queer feminist painter Mickalene Thomas discusses her anti-war painting Guernica (#3 Resistance).
Mickalene Thomas: All About Love, through november 9 2025 at Les Abattoirs, Musée – Frac Occitanie Toulouse, France
Video (13:36): Take a tour of the traveling exhibition, Mickalene Thomas: All About Love with presenter Lea Ogunlami and editor-in-chief of Polyester zine Ione Gamble.
Video (1:23:53): Chitra Ganesh’s guest lecture at Yale Norfolk School of Art, opening the 2025 Yale Norfolk Season.
Video (3:27): An exhibition tour of ‘DASH’ by Swedish born artist Cajsa von Zeipel. Cajsa’s practice is grounded in queerness, embodiment, and the structural systems, both personal and institutional,
Video (1:35:14): writer and performer Holly Huges gives with humor an overview of her queer work.
Lesbian artist and photographer Berenice Abbott taught photography at The New School in New York from 1934-1958 where she founded the university’s first photography program.
Video (1:03:21): The 1939 publication ‘Changing New York’ is a landmark of documentary photography, yet no one has seen the book that Berenice Abbott and Elizabeth McCausland actually planned and wrote —until 2020, when Sarah M. Miller published ‘Documentary in Disbute’ (The MIT Press).
Video (8:39): A review and flip through graphic biography, Liberated The Radical Art and Life of Claude Cahun by Kaz Rowe.
Video (1:09:53): Art world icons and lesbians, artist Harmony Hammond and arts writer and curator Helen Molesworth in conversation, spring 2025.