Sarah Jane Moon launced two new artist books: Portraits and Places in July 2025.
Author: Havmoeller
Video (1:12:30): In celebration of World Pride in Washington D.C., we join visual activist Zanele Muholi and author Mecca Jamilah Sullivan for a conversation about Zanele’s activism and creative practice.
Video (1:28:51): Annie Leibovitz is known for photographing the most important figures in pop culture over the past half a century. This is a film about her life as a photographer.
‘Christina Quarles: Living in the Wake’ is on view at Kistefos Museum from 4 May to 12 October 2025.
Video (4:26):: In the video Christina Quarles reflects on the themes, inspirations, and visual language behind her immersive presentation in The Twist gallery.
Video (3:44): Queer artist and visual activist Zanele Muholi talks about her series of self portraits: “Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness”.
Video (1:33): Monograph – Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness, Volume II | PhotoBook Flip Through.
Video (19:10): Solo Creatives of The Berkshires, Episode 119: Rachel Kaufmann, a queer painter..
Video (1:19:14): Becket Arts Center Speaker Series, panel discussion: “Being a Queer Artist in the Berkshires,” June 12, 2025
Video (20:11): Photobook review of Zanele Muholi: Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness (Aperture, 2018).
Video (1:32:01): The Open Mesh of Possibilities: Examining the Queer Potential of Textiles in Art. In a discussion at the Courtauld (London) moderated by Joseph McBrinn, the artists Sarah Zapata and LJ Roberts will explore the queer potential of textiles.
Video (2:50): queer textile artist Sarah Zapata creates a windon installation for Theory, New York.
Video (8:29): Queer artist Liz Collins weaves a ‘promised land’ with colorful textiles.
Video (1:00:10): Queer artist Liz Collins with her new book “Motherlode” in conversation with queer writer Eileen Myles. Queer feminism, fine art, and fashion: the fascinating dynamic textile world of Liz Collins.
Liz Collins: Motherlode, retrospective exhibition July 19, 2025 – January 11, 2026 at RISD Museum, Rhode Island, USA and monograph.
Video (39:23): SCAD, Georgia, USA, visual activist Zanele Muholi in conversation with Phyllis Hollis. Introduction by Jonah Song.
Dykeland: Volume 1 by Sarah-Joy Ford
Saturday 7th June 2025 – Sunday 21st September 2025 at the Whitaker Museum, UK
Video (1:04:51): Lecture – Yamaoka talks about her creative practice at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
Carrie Yamaoka: See-saw
Through August 9, 2025
at anonymous gallery, New York, USA
The Maria Lassnig Foundation has awarded their 2025 Prize to Carrie Yamaoka. She will receive €50,000 and an exhibition at the Hamburger Kunsthalle
Video (1:26:40): Nancy Brooks Brody, Joy Episalla, and Carrie Yamaoka of the New York-based queer women collective ‘fierce pussy’ speak ahead of the four members’ upcoming seasons at Beeler Gallery at Columbus College of Art & Design in fall 2018. The exhibition is a part of the dyke collective’s ongoing collaboration utilizing abstraction as a means to political activism.