I have updated Feminine Moments’ index of Lesbian Art Links with links to the web galleries of the following contemporary queer artists based in England: Soheila Keyani, who makes vibrant passionate paintings in bright colours. Ann Forster who is a figurative painter too. Ann investigates themes of sexuality, gender, lesbianism and transgender in…
Start 2010 with the SEXECOLOGICAL WALKING TOUR with Annie Sprinkle, multi-media artist and performer & Elizabeth Stephens, interdisciplinary artist.
I often hear that artists don’t like being labelled as belonging to one genre of the arts i.e. being a surrealist, a abstract painter or a lesbian artist, as the label suggests that the artist makes one kind of art only, and a truly creative artist never knows where the inspiration may lead her in her next art project.
Dear Artists, Friends and Collegues,
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. May life bring you lots of new energy, inspiring projects and new friends in 2010. Love & Blessings, Birthe Havmoeller
The Extraordinary Drawings by Laurie Lipton will be open to January 2009 at Contemporary Urban Centre, Greenland, L1, Liverpool, UK. See an interview with Laurie Lipton about Extraordinary Drawings on Homotopia.tv
Film Premiere of Stefanies Schneiders new film & Concert with Daisy McCrackin December 10, 2009 in Berlin, And on December 11, 2009 Stefanie Schneider’s 29 PALMS, CA a feature film/ art piece opens in ARTBAR 71 in Berlin.
The queer art exhibtion ‘Threads’ by NQAF features art works by 53 queer visual artists. See a video about the exhibition.
Femina Potens Gallery, California, is delighted to be welcoming artist couple Elizabeth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle as they aim to make the environmental movement sexier! On view in the gallery will be their vegan and bio-degradable wedding costumes.
This year it is the 10 year anniversary since the first Queer Pin@y Conference in 1999 founded at UCLA, CA, US. The QPC at UCLA, USA was kicked off earlier this week by an art exhibition on Nov. 15 2009. The QPC’s queer exhibition features local artists and UCLA undergraduates. Queer…
Jessica Burke is a queer American artist.
Belfast’s annual lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender arts festival kicks off November 12, 2009, with ten days of theatre, film, music, dancing, workshops, performance, discussion and much much more.
This year the festival also includes an art workshop for LGTB families and kids
In Canada the queer community has a great queer arts festival: Exposure Edmonton’s Queer Arts and Culture Festival. Exposure 2009 will take place November 13 – 21, 2009.
Filmmaker Stefanie Schneide has made a new short film: ‘Till Death Do Us Part’ with Daisy McCrackin as Christal and Austen Tate as Margarita. Premiere and live concert at Babylon, Berlin, Germany in December.
Video: MetroLES” by Toxic Lesbians, 2008, Spain.
Video: Toxic Lesbian is a group of lesbian activists and artists. The group was founded in Madrid in 2005.
‘Corpus Queer’ comes to Birmingham, UK, November 2009. The show spans over twenty five years of photographic exploration by Del LaGrace Volcano, a gender variant visual artist.
Exposure Festival in Edmonton, Canada, is setting up a database of artists, who are queer, queer friendly and/or working with a queer sensibility. Learn how you can join the database of queer artists.
Exposure Festival in Edmonton, Canada, invites sculptors, drawers, sketchers and photographers not to miss a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to work with live models Buck Angel and Cindy Baker.
‘QUEER GAZE’ consists of queer art Works by Sarah Baley, Erica Beckman, Tammy Rae Carland, Zackary Drucker, Luke Gilford, Grit Hachmeister, Megan Holmes, Angela Jimenez, Molly Landreth, Amos Mac, Finn Paul, Emily Roysdon, A.L. Steiner, Lorenzo Triburgo, and Azsa West. You can see the group photography exhibition at Fontanelle Gallery, 205 SW Pine Street, Portland OR, 97204, USA, November 5-28, 2009.
Barbara Hammer presents her latest project: a book about her life as a lesbian filmmaker, which is due to be published next spring (March 2010). Read the editorial review by Amazon on Feminine Moments queer art blog