Queer Feminist Art Worldwide
HOPE & FEAR is a large scale video installation by Charlotte Haslund-Christensen. It features hundreds of people from seven countries on six continents. They all answers the same two universal questions: What is your biggest hope? and What is your biggest fear?
Threesome
The Gallery, Liverpool, UK
November 4 – December 2, 2018
Threesome is open at the Gallery, Liverpool, UK until December 2, 2018 – with full-colour catalogue available for the bargainous £15!
Video (1:38) : queer feminist artist Emily Roysdon reflects on the ways in which David Wojnarowicz inspired her own work on the occasion of his Whitney retrospective, (2018).
Video (2:02): a short video about dgtl fmnsm #2 #intimacy 2018 is the second edition of Digital Feminism’s interdisciplinary forward-thinking unapologetic queer feminist art festival in Leipzig, Germany. Curated by Ulla Heinrich and Konstanza Schütze.
Video (14:18): excerpt from a lecture by visiting professional Dr. Ope Lori about her creative practice and work with gender stereotypes and the oppositinal gaze, Leeds Art University, UK, 2016.
Video (1:18:20): queer artists Sheila Pepe at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, January 2, 2018.
Video (56:36): ‘in this performative lecture delivered at the Whitney on October 10, 2018, Barbara Hammer shares guidelines and film clips from her long-term art-making practice.’
Emma Helle: Delusion by Pear at Galerie Forsblom, Helsinki, October 26 – November 25, 2018.
Video (6:57): “Rope meets Noise” project // Ann Antidote + Notorische Ruhestörung // Berlin // Loophole // January 9, 2018.
Threesome presented by DuoVision as part of Homotopia Festival 2018, November 4 – December 2, 2018 at The Gallery, 41 Stanhope St, Liverpool, UK. Artist talk and opening: November 4, 2018.
A number of new art books and biographies about Agnes Martin has been published in 2015 – 2018. The latest book promises to reveal some of the artists significant lesbian relationships.
Video (1:01:56): in her lecture Christina Rosenberger, author of Drawing the Line: The Early Work of Agnes Martin, examines the arc of Agnes Martin’s early career.
Video (2:55) Watch the video, then plan your visit to “Clear Comfort”, the home of photographer and lesbian Alice Austen (1866 – 1952), now The Alice Austen House Museum.
Video (3:00): look inside the photography book: Racing Age by Angela Jimenez
In this informal interview with photographer and lesbian activist Cathy Cade she is talking with a friend about her life with the civil rights movement and her books.
Video (3:39): look inside the art book ‘Olympic Portraits’ by Annie Leibovitz (Bulfinch Pr, 1996)
Video (7:50): In February 2018 Second Street Gallery Charlottesville, VA, presented “Language of the Heart”, an exhibition, curated by Kristen Chiacchia, featuring the work of Adejoke Tugbiyele.
Video (5:12): artist talk with Nigerian-American artist, architect and activist Adejoke Tugbiyele who uses mixed media to give voice to the LGBTQ communities of Africa, (2015).
Video (1:08): CBS This Morning’s co-host Charlie Rose in conversation with Annie Leibovitz.