Norwegian artist and lesbian Grete Ramberg, based in Oslo, works with studio glass. In the spring 2010 she made her latest works at Engelsholm folk high school in Denmark.
Femina Potens Gallery joins in celebrating LGBTI Pride Month June 2010 in San Francisco, California, USA. The gallery presents ‘ We Remember This’ by Tanya Wischerath.
Lillian Kleiner will discuss the process of creating the art images for the sacred ancient book of ‘Shir HaShimrim, The Song of Songs at Sidney & Gertrude Zack Gallery, Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, June 21 2010.
The Oslo queer artists ‘Skeive Kunstnere’ are presenting their artworks at six exhibitions this summer alongside the Norwegian GLBT Pride Festival ‘Skeive Dager’ in Oslo, June 2010. Their group exhibitions, which are titled ‘ÅPEN KUNST’ (Out Art) take place at different venues in Oslo.
The Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project writes: Welcome to our 6th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival! QWOCMAP is thrilled to world-premiere 34 new films this year.
In the end of May, 2010, the 10th Anniversary of the LFT Artshow was celebrated by the LTF Festival in Hamburg, Germany. This exhibition was only open to the participants of the LFT Festival and not open to the general public.
Barbara Hammer’s pioneering lesbian art and activism have inspired a generation of queer, feminist, and avant-garde filmmakers and fans. On the occasion of the UK launch of her memoir HAMMER!
The provocative and diverse TRIGGER COLLECTIVE is hosting Toronto’s second ever annual TRIGGER FESTIVAL 2010.
Amie LeeKing is a queer artist born in Michigan, USA.
An artist talk with photographer Zanele Muholi, June 8 2010, 7:00pm at Rivington Place, London, UK. Zanele Muholi will present an overview of her work with particular emphasis on gender and sexuality based violence in South Africa.
Photographers’ Gallery in London, 5 – 6 June 2010 11:00, a weekend showcase of 50 exceptional contemporary DIY photo books, selected by Bruno Ceschel. A talk, and signings throughtout the weekend, will provide an opportunity for art book lovers to discuss, admire and buy publications originating from around the world.
I have been surfing online resources about the female artist of CHRONOTOPIA: The Past, Present and Future of Queer Histories, the National Queer Arts Festival’s 2010 exhibition in San Francisco, USA.
Today I invite you to look at the works of queer artist Tammy Rae Carland, USA.
CHRONOTOPIA, the National Queer Arts Festival’s annual visual arts exhibition explores the past, present and future of queer people that will permanently alter the way you think about queer art and history in America and beyond.
See the video Ghost/ Matrisiin, 2009 from Dorothée Smith on Vimeo
I have finally come around to making a group on Facebook for lesbian and queer artists and lovers of contemporary art made by out lesbian artists and queer women.
The Rencontres de Bamako, African photography biennial, in Mali 2009 featured a rising generation of South African photographers and video artists. Queer photographer Zanele Muholi was one of them. Now her photographs can be seen at a group exhibition in Holland.
Last week I met independent curator and photographer Elinore Lindén
Strand and painter Frida Gustavsson for lunch and a chat about queer art at Kulturhuset in downtown Stockholm.
Camera Obscura – A Shippingcontainer Camera. Step in to a camera! Experience the city inside a camera obscura produced in cooperation between Ateneum Art Museum and the Finnish Museum of Photography.
Fotografiska, the new museum of photography in Stockholm, opens with the exhibition A Photographer’s Life, 1990–2005 by Annie Leibovitz.
With approximately 200 photographs, the exhibition shows iconic images of famous public figures together with personal photographs of her family and close friends.
Queer Bucharest Biennale, May 22, 2010, from 5 pm Bulevardul Unirii, Bucharest.