We Others. Photographer: Donna Gottschalk. Edit: Nathalie Chapuis, assisted by Camille Cibot. Texts: Hélène Giannecchini, Julie Héraut, Carla Williams. Publisher: LE BAL / Atelier EXB, 2025.
Exhibition view images from ‘Catherine Opie: To Be Seen’ at the National Portrait Gallery in London, May 2026, by Birthe Havmøller/Feminine Moments.
he 22nd annual QWOCFF arrives June 12–14, 2026 with satellite screenings throughout the year, and a virtual Encore in the fall.
Harmony Hammond: Rust Never Sleeps
June 5–July 24, 2026
at Alexander Gray Associates, 384 Broadway, New York
avid aeon: fierce pussy amplified, Chapter Nine by Nancy Brooks Brody (1962-2023), Joy Episalla, Zoe Leonard, Carrie Yamaoka and Jo-ey Tang (curator)
through August 30, 2026 at the Central Pavilion / Arsenale in Venice, Italy
Video (1:01:13): Lecture by curator and art historian Jonathan D. Katz. He talks about queer works by lesbian and gay male artists featured in the exhibition at Kunstmuseum Basel.
Video (2:40): A short guided tour/ walk through the exhibition with curator Len Schaller. The exhibition runs through August 2, 2026.
Video (21:02): Interviewfilm: ‘Catherine Opie – The Pause That Dreams Against Erasure’ about her creative pracis and her exhibition in Kassel, Germany. The retrosepective exhibition runs through July 19, 2026.
Video (0:57): Catherine Opie introduces her exhibition Catherine Opie: To Be Seen at The National Portrait Gallery in London. The show runs through 31 May 2026.
Video (1:59:1): A full lecture by Catherine Opie, recorded live at the Neue Nationalgalerie on February 19, 2026.
Video (24:56): Cineaste Marina Kazakova created a film-essay about painter Hannah Gluck in 2018. The film includes an interview with Martin Pel about ‘Gluck: Art and identity’ (2018).
In this podcast, art collector Philip explores the work of british avant-garde artist and flower painter Hannah Gluck (1895-1978).
In the begining of April the Norwegian Pride Art organisation invited creative members of their community to submit works for the queer summer exhibition 2026 “OUTSIDE//CLOSET” .
We’re inviting artists in our local Queer communities to contribute works for an exhibition held at SUM gallery in Vancouver, Canada, June 5 – June 27, 2026.
Video (11:23): In this video The Campaign Against Gender Violence documents Award-Winning Photographer Zanele Muholi’s Work photographing her black LGBTQ+ community in South Africa.
Video (5:51): SABC News interviews queer artist and Hasselblad Award winner 2026 Zanele Muholi.
Video (8:11): Talk by queer artist and activist Zanele Muholi Hasselblad Award “winner” 2026.
Video (26:06): Liebe am Werk – Claude Cahun & Marcel Moore, Documentary, 2019, by Stéphanie Colaux.
Marilyn Minter on Reclaiming the Female Gaze and Dismantling Shame | Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky
Video (58:06): Artist and (queer) feminist Marilyn Minter in conversation with podcast host Monica Lewinsky.
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’.