New Art Book;
Queer Modernism: 1900–1950
/ Queere Moderne – Queer Modernism: 1900-1950
by Susanne Gaensheimer (Editor), Isabelle Malz (Editor), Anke Kempkes (Editor). Publisher: Hirmer, 2025
Author: Havmoeller
Queer Modernism 1900 to 1950
at K20 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf, Germany
through February 15, 2026
Video (39:33): ‘Toulouse-Lautrec and Queer Montmatre’ is a rich presentation of Toulouse-Lautrec’s lesbian models and other queer women in Montmatre during La Belle Époque by Maria Norrman.
Danish painter Olga Meisner-Jensen lived all her life in Copenhagen. She was a lesbian. This is her official biography by the Dansk kvindebiografisk leksikon (the Danish Women’s Biographical Encyclopedia).
Video (4:50): violet Oakley’s remembrances of her “Unity” mural in the Senate Chamber in her own voice, from the collections of the Pennsylvania State Archives.
Video (7:21): A presentation of Violet Oakley’s series of mural Great Women of the Bible by Woodmere Art Museum. Violet Oakley developed the murals in colaboration with her partner Edith Emerson.
The First Homosexuals by Jonathan D. Katz offers a stunning and illuminating look at the first self-consciously queer art.
Jess Dobkin and Lisa DeBoer on the “Lesbian Time-Out Kiss-In,” Lesbian Avengers and queer visibility
Video (1:00:47): Podcast interview with Jess Dobkin and Lisa DeBoer on the “Lesbian Time-Out Kiss-In,” Lesbian Avengers and queer visibility.
Video (15.36): Catherine Opie on LGBTQ visibility and becoming an artist, an interview by Artforum (2025).
“Something I Want to Tell You” by Pamela Dodds
at Moraine Valley Community College, in the Chicago area, USA.
Oct. 29-Dec. 14 2026
FLUID – FLINTA Artists Interpret the Self
24 November – 5 December
The Artists Gallery, Art Academy London, Bankside, 185 Park Street, London, UK
Queer artist Francesca Alaimo – Artist’s Statement and upcoming exhibitions in London.
Betty Parsons’s retrospective exhibition ‘Sheer Energy’ at the De La Warr Pavilion, East Sussex, United Kingdom, opens today, Saturday, October 4. The show will be on view through January 18, 2026.
Video (13:16): Pamela Sneed responds to Zoe Leonard’s “I want a president” (1992). Introduction by Sharon Hayes.
Video (2:20): Site Specific Art on Tivoli Road, Helsinki, Finland, by Viva Granlund, 2016.
Video (6:40): Performance – The other side of the mirror by Violetta Jara (2012), art installation by Silvie Kilgallon. Film by Marta Kochanek.
Video (2:05):Under One Roof – an anthology by Veronica Calarco, 2024. Ten years of Stiwdio Maelor. Every story begins with a place … and for this story, the place is Maelor. This video is an extract from Veronica’s contribution ‘The speaking land unmuted / Y tir wedi’i dad-dewi’.
“33 st mf” is a handmade artist’s book about Danish artist and queer woman Birthe Havmøller’s home, a studio flat.
Video (11:03): The featured Artist’s books are “Vidai,” by Insiya Dhatt (limited number edition, 2022), and “Marriage Matters,” (2005) by Cheri Gaulke and Sue Maberry.
Video (1:01:35): Print history webinar with art historian Brittany Hudak about printmaker Thea Proctor (1879-1966).