Ksenia M. Soboleva’s book project, What Happens After, Art, AIDS and Lesbian Histories is the first art-historical study to focus on art and lesbian identity during the initial two decades of the AIDS crisis in the United States.
Video (1:15:04): Artist Chloe Chiasson joins Rail Editorial Assistant Madison Ford for a conversation.
Video (1:49): Short artist talk by queer feminist artist Chloe Chiasson in her studio.
Video (47:40): Gallery conversation between queer feminist painter Chloe Chiasson, curator Stamatina Gregory, Leslie Lohman Museum of Art, and art historian and critic Ksenia M. Soboleva on the occasion of Chiasson’s first solo exhibition in New York.
Video (1:26:19): Anke Kempkes discusses the curatorial framing of queer art and the exhibition Queer Modernism 1900–1950 at K20 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Video (1:05:48): In this podcast (voice only) ceramist Kathy King discusses her queer and feminist themed ceramics.
Video (10:12): Skuja Braden, based in Latvia, create a porcelain sculpture of their dog. The video is in Lettish and English (no subtitles).
Video (5:15): The artist duo Skuja Braden talks about their ceramic works at PAiR galerija in Pāvilosta, Latvia. They speak Lettish and English. (The video has subtitles in Lettish).
Video (5:37): Hilma af Klint: Painting the Unseen was on display at Serpentine Galleries in the UK March 3 – May 15, 2016.
Video (1.30:10): In her first lecture in the UK (Jan, 2025), Sheila Pepe explores her practice, her lesbian feminist activism and the longstanding conceptual pursuit of her art projects.
Video (2:40): The official trailer about the movie Hilma af Klint (2022).
Video (10:39): A short video (in English) about the life and l’oevre of Swedish painter and spiritualist Hilma Af Klint, with subtitles in German.
The artist duo Skuja Braden (a.k.a. Ingūna Skuja and Melissa Braden) works with porcelain the way others use confession: as a material that remembers everything.
Marlow Moss: A Suitcase Full of Sketches
13 December 2025 – 10 May 2026
Kunstmuseum Den Haag, Holland.
Video (0:22): A quick leaf through Red Threads (2004) by Poulomi Desai and Parminder Sekhon.
Video (51:09): Artist presentation by queer feminist artist Pamela Dodds. Pamela works with printmaking and painting.
Video (8:55): Finish artist Nastja Säde Rönkö talks about a video installation, salt in our blood, in our sweat, in our tears at Serlachius Museum, Mänttä, Finland (2025).
Video (6:08): A leaf through Zanele Muholi Exhibition Book (Tate, 2020). Zanele Muholi is a South African visual activist and photographer documenting the LGBT+ community in South Africa.
Video (7:32): The AKO Curatorial Award 2021 winners, Anna Bonsink and Giulia Calvi, talk about their online exhibition In Plain Sight: Queering Nordic Modernism.
Video (1:21:19): Painter Harmony Hammond talks with curator Fernanda Brenner about her exhibition in Brazil: Harmony Hammond + Ivens Machado Aug 31–Dec 22, 2025.