Video (28.20): The Queer Love Podcast interviews Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens about their recent film and their life as a queer couple and an artist duo. ‘Playing with Fire’ is the spectacular third installment of their eco-documentary trilogy, following ‘Goodbye Gauley Mountain’ (2014) and ‘Water Makes Us Wet’ (2019).
Category: Southwestern United States
California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico
Video (2:06): The trailer about PLAYING WITH FIRE: AN ECOSEXUAL EMERGENCY (2025). The film by Annie Sprinkle & Beth Stephens is now available on major digital platforms in the US, UK and Canada.
Video (4:53): Join furneture designer and artist Cheryl R. Riley as she shares insights into her iconic Zulu Renaissance Writing Table for a Lady (1996), now on view at SFMOMA, USA.
Video (1:01:01): The Fae Richards Photo Archive: A Panel with Garrett Bradley, Huey Copeland, Lanka Tattersall, and Rebecca Matalon held in 2019.
Video (1:30:15): Trans-disiplinary A.K. Burns and poet Nathalie Diaz explore the significance of land, water, and language across their practices.
Video (9:35): Q&A with Cheri Gaulke about her documentary ‘Old Girl in a Tutu: Susan Rennie Disrupts Art History’ (2025).
Video (44.48): In this episode of PARA/normal Borders, Ed Gomez speaks with Amina Cruz, a Los Angeles–based photographer and interdisciplinary queer artist.
Video (3:00): CBS NEWS Bay Area talks with Kin Folkz, co-funder and owner of The Queer Arts Center in Oakland, California.
Video (6:36): Catherine Opie’s gallery talk in ‘Catherine Opie: Holding Blue’, May 28–July 3, 2026 at Regent Project in Los Angeles, USA.
he 22nd annual QWOCFF arrives June 12–14, 2026 with satellite screenings throughout the year, and a virtual Encore in the fall.
Video (15:12): MARILYN MINTER : PRETTY/DIRTY is a short film by Eric Minh Swenson in which Marilyn Minter discusses her 2016 retrospective ‘Pretty/Dirty’.
Video (10:21) Cheri Gaulke discusses her short film ‘Old Girl in a Tutu: Susan Rennie Disrupts Art History’ (2025) which will be screened in California and in Rome, Italy.
Video (5:58): Queer performance artist and filmmaker Cheri Gaulke interviewed about The Woman’s Building.
Video (1:09:14): Helen Molesworth (a self identified lesbian) reads her fine, very raw and vulnerable piece about gay male EJ Hill’s exhibition and endurance performance and then she discusses other deep and difficult questions related to art, performance vs the catholic church.
Michela Griffo – Who’s laughing now
November 8 – December 20, 2025 at Moskowitz Bayse, Los Angeles, USA
Video (15.36): Catherine Opie on LGBTQ visibility and becoming an artist, an interview by Artforum (2025).
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 (1:09:53): Art world icons and lesbians, artist Harmony Hammond and arts writer and curator Helen Molesworth in conversation, spring 2025.
Video (1:04:51): Lecture – Yamaoka talks about her creative practice at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
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