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Video (9:38): Cassils’s Movement III, Etched in Light, was made to record the International Transgender Day of Visibility in 2024.
Video (6:36): A leaf through the photography book Germaine Krull (Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2015).
Video (1:02): Cassils talk about her art project “Movement” (2024). The solo exhibition is currently on display November 15, 2024 – February 3, 2025 at SITE SANTA FE in New Mexico.
Video (1:02:52): Podcast F*ck Yeah to Art for Social Change with Cassils (2024) by podcasters Sarah Tomchesson and Robin Jennings.
Video (1:31:05): A paper by art historian Amelia Jones about lesbian and queer artists as a disorienting element in the 20th century society.
Video (57:41): Feminist Approaches to Queer Perforance (and Curating) with Amelia Jones.
Video (1:15:41): Part 1.2 of the Gluck: Art and Identity symposium, hosted by Centre for Fashion Curation, London, UK on 7th February, 2018. – A presentation by by Diana Souhami and Gill Clarke on the artist Gluck,
Video (57:05): In conversation artist Kelli Connell and curator Gregory Harris about Kelli Connel’s exhibition and recent book Pictures for Charis.
Video (56:52): Documentary about American painter and queer woman Agnes Martin (1912–2004), produced and directed by Mary Lance. Director of photography Dyanna Taylor. Made in 2002 by New Deal Films, Inc.
Video (1:05:18): In conversation with Tom King, Catherine Opie discusses her collaboration with performance artist Ron Athey.
Harmony Hammond: FRINGE
at SITE SANTA FE
1606 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM 87501
February 28–May 19, 2025
Video (3:15): In this short video artist Alannah Farrell talks about their creative practice.
Video (1:09:31): Queer painters Clarity Haynes and Alannah Farrell in conversation about Clarity Haynes creative practice and her recent publication Clarity Haynes: Portals (New Directions, 2024).
New art book. Clarity Haynes: Portals (New Discretions, 2024). The artist explores of childbirth, queerness, gender, and ritual.
Video (1:12:07): co-authors Flora Dunster and Theo Gordon talk about Photography — A Queer History (2024).
Video (4:50): The queer art exhibition ‘Ecce Homo’ by lesbian photographer Elisabeth Ohlsom (1961-2024) that travelled to Rome in 2000.
Video (1:12:09): Persisting Matters: Painter Hilary Harkness in conversation with art historian Ksenia Soboleva and art critic Jerry Saltz, May 2024. Hillary’s work explores the lesbian identity.
Video (1:06): This video presents queer artist Cajsa von Zeipel’s sculpture Gay Milk (2022) at the Company Gallery, New York, USA..
Video (4:26): One of Sotheby’s art experts talk about American queer artist Nicole Eisenman’s painting ‘Night Studio’ (2009). The video is a part of Sotheby’s ‘Getting Intimate with Art History’ series, 2023.