Video (30:05): Queer Art Podcast Season 1 Episode 3: Sarah G. Sharp. In this episode Sarah discusses her textile works.
Category: Textile
Video (1.18): Discover the story behind this quilt by British queer artist Sarah-Joy Ford.
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.
Liz Collins: Motherlode, retrospective exhibition July 19, 2025 – January 11, 2026 at RISD Museum, Rhode Island, USA and monograph.
Dykeland: Volume 1 by Sarah-Joy Ford
Saturday 7th June 2025 – Sunday 21st September 2025 at the Whitaker Museum, UK
Video (4:04): Finest Artist Nominees: Trần Thảo Miên – Interview on the Holobiont project published by Hanoi Grapevine, an independent and not-for-profit Vietnamese online art platform.
Video (4:43): Liz Collins explains her queer tapestry project for the 60th International Art Exhibition “Foreigners Everywhere” Biennale Arte 2024 in Italy.
Video (2:43): Sarah Joy Ford introduces her exhibtion RABBIT at Bury Art Museum, UK (2024).
Video (1:27:43): artist talk. American queer feminist artist Liz Collins is well-known for pushing the boundaries of art and design
Video (1:13:55): Zapata presents her textile works and examines the quilts on view in the exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum in close dialogue with art historian Julia Bryan-Wilson.
Video (1:11:46): LJ Roberts is dedicated to illuminating often erased and unacknowledged queer and trans histories.