Catherine Opie – The Modernist at Lehmann Maupin, New York, November 1, 2018 – January 12, 2019.
Video (58;37): artists Catherine Opie and Marilyn Minter in conversation with moderator Connie Butler at the Marciano Arts Foundation (2018) about their recent work, their careers, and the influence of feminism on their development as artists.
BRAVE, BEAUTIFUL OUTLAWS – The Photographs of Donna Gottschalk (urated by Deborah Bright) at The Leslie-Lohman Museum, New York through March 17, 2019.
Video (1:17): ‘Memorial to a Marriage’, bronce sculpture by Patricia Cronin located at Washington National Portrait Gallery.
Video slideshow (5:16) with paintings by artist and lesbian Lotte Laserstein (1898–1993).
Video (4:50): filmmaker and University of Bradford graduate Pratibha Parmar talks about her films and her collaborative projects with author Alice Walker.
Video (5:19): London based artist Rachel Ara in conversation with Adelaide Damoah about her work “This Much I’m Worth” (2017).
Rachel Ara is a conceptual and data artist who explores the relationships between gender, technology and systems of power. Her works are nonconformist with a socio-political edge that often incorporates humour and irony with feminist and queer concerns.
Hurray! I am celebrating the 15th anniversary of Feminine Moments. Feminine Moments is a non-profit project.
Are you a filmmaker, visual artist, musician, writer or performer experimenting with queer art in unexpected and gorgeous ways? Then submit your work!
Video (2:50): Birmingham based photographer Marta Kochanek talks about her creative practice and her fascination with photography archives. (2916)
Video (44:20): award winning photographer Marta Kochanek talks about how she first got started in photography, her commissions, and life as a photographer. (June 27, 2018).
Video (5:52): ‘Sleep Rock’ is the first solo exhibition in the UK by New York-based artist Sadie Benning.
Video (2:36): London College of Communication presents ‘Ken. To be destroyed’ by Sara Davidmann as part of its public 2017 programme of events and exhibitions.
Video (1:11:54): Annie Leibovitz in conversation with Vanessa Friedman, New York Times, about her creative practice and her recent book ‘Annie Leibovitz: Portraits 2005-2016’, (Phaidon Press Ltd, 2017) at The New School in New York, USA, (2017).
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.