Press release by Michèle Pearson Clarke Photograph from Parade of Champions by Michele Pearson Clarke, 2015. About the Exhibition Parade of Champions explores the grief experiences of three black queer people, following the deaths of their mothers. Although grief is borne from loss of any kind, for an adult child,…
Category: Artist talk
The Guerrilla Girls’ presentation of their retrospective exhibition in Bilbao, Spain, with 28 years of creative artworks and activism.
Interview with Frida Kahlo and Käthe Kollwitz, co-founders of The Guerilla Girls. Published at Youtube, February 2015. It’s Even Worse In Europe.
“States of Visual Activism” talk with Staceyann Chin, Tatyana Fazlalizadeh and Zanele Muholi at Brooklyn Museum.
Catherine Lord gave her “Ink on Paper” lecture on April 20, 2015. Catherine Lord is an artist, writer, and curator whose work addresses issues of queer theory, feminism and colonialism. With Richard Meyer, she is the author of the survey history “Art and Queer Culture”. Catherine Lord is an Emerita…
Zanele Muholi Directed by Katherine Fairfax Wright, Malika Zouhali-Worrall and Zanele Muholi (2013). Award-winning photographer Zanele Muholi, who describes herself as a “visual activist,” has spent years documenting the lives of black lesbians and transgender people in South Africa. This video is dedicated to the memory of Duduzile Zozo, who…
Lecture by Barbara Hammer. Video by European Graduate School Video Lectures (2011) Excerpt from the description of the video: ‘Barbara Hammer, experimental filmmaker, lesbian artist and feminist talking about Maya Deren. In this lecture she reads an excerpt from her book Hammer! in which she recounts her experience in discovering…
Press release by the Brooklyn Museum On Thursday, March 26 the Brooklyn Museum in New York presents Art Off the Wall: Chitra Ganesh: “Eyes of Time,” an evening of activities throughout the museum in celebration of Brooklyn artist Chitra Ganesh’s site-specific installation. The program includes an exclusive screening of Ganesh’s…
Excerpt from Weekly eDigest by Leslie-Lohman Museum The Leslie-Lohman Speakers Series This newly established ongoing series of lectures will offer a minimum of one lecture per quarter with a focus on creating an environment and opportunity for studio based artists to interact with a public audience of diverse backgrounds, encouraging…
A short excerpt from visual artist and designer Jaelah Kuehmichel’s Presentation in Austin, Texas, USA, 2013.
Tif Robinette presents a body of work investigating the body, femininity and aggression which she has been developing in the period 2011 – 2013.
Kelli Connell talks about her exhibition ‘Double Life’ at Catherine Edelman Gallery, 2011. Related Links Lecture: Kelli Connell (2012)
Sadie Benning Sadie Benning is a lesbian filmmaker and visual artist. Carnegie Museum of Art writes, ‘Sadie Benning’s recent foray into abstract painting is represented here [at the 2013 Carnegie International] by the new work Locating Centers. Based on drawings the artist made on the iPhone, blown up in scale,…
K8 Hardy Artist Talk (2011) at Tate Modern, Level 2 Gallery: Media Burn: Wynne Greenwood and K8 Hardy. About K8 Hardy K8 Hardy is an experimental filmmaker and founding editor of the art collective ‘Lesbians To The Rescue’.And she is a founding member of the queer feminist journal and artist…
Interview with Pauline Boudry and Renate Lorenz about Salomania (2009). Salomania is a film (16 min) and installation by Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz. The performers in the short film are Yvonne Rainer and Wu Ingrid Tsang. Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz have collaborated since 1998 and their work has been extensively exhibited internationally….
“Migrating Archives” Opening Gallery Talk, 2013.
Press release via Leslie-Lohman Museum’s Weekly eDigest CLASSICAL NUDES AND THE MAKING OF QUEER HISTORY at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, New York. Curated by Jonathan David Katz. Sponsored by the John Burton Harter Charitable Trust. Classical Nudes and the Making of Queer History, curated by scholar…
Queer Conversations on Culture and the Arts in San Francisco presents: Queer Abstraction: painter Harmony Hammond and curator Tirza T. Latimer in conversation with art historian Julia Bryan-Wilson, October 2014. Video by Rudy Lemcke. Queer Abstraction part 1 Queer Abstraction part 2 Queer Abstraction part 3 – Q & A.
Invitation from Dr. Cassandra Langer The Romaine Brooks You Never Knew Rediscovering America’s Elusive Modernist Painter Please join me for A lunchtime talk at the Smithsonian Thursday, November 20th Noon Archives of American Art 750 9th Street NW, 2nd Floor Washington, USA Please present your ID to enter the…
Press release and invitation via Queer Cultural Center, October Newsletter Queer Conversations on Culture & the Arts presents: Queer Abstraction Harmony Hammond and Tirza Latimer in conversation with Julia Bryan-Wilson October 31, 7pm Timken Hall, CCA’s SF Campus, 1111 8th St., San Francisco, USA. FREE Queer Abstraction brings together three…