Queer Cultural Center (QCC) will provide approx. 20 grants ranging from $500 to $1,500 to support innovative projects in any artistic medium that build LGBTQ community through the arts.
After two weeks 54 friends have donated almost $6,000. I am so amazed and grateful.
Roberto Paradise’s sales director Saki Sacarello talks about the gallery’s booth at Art Cologne 2017, which features a solo presentation of queer artist Caroline Wells Chandler.
From 2005-2016 Liz Collins staged 15 different iterations of Knitting Nation at various locations around the world.
French visual artist and author Ariane Sirota: aiming to move various audiences, I express myself through several media…
Senith is the art director of the biannual international queer festival GendErotica. She has been a queer drag performer, organiser of workshops and events, as well as a queer activist, for more than a decade.
LGBTQ Portraits: A Queer Historical Perspective
Thursday, August 10 at 7 PM – 9 PM PDT
The GLBT Historical Society
4127 18th St, San Francisco, California 94114
I (the editor) was in Berlin last week, There I met photographer Anja Müller. We are collegues, both photographers and queer women.
Video (2:34): Indiegogo campaign for Dear Shirley by Hinda Schuman.
Video (3:43): CBC News looks into… why a huge Annie Leibovitz collection stayed hidden for 4 years.
Video (3:06): queer, Metis/Ojibway/Polish visual artist Dayna Danger (CA).
Video (1:40): artist and Editor-in-Chief of Nat Brut magazine, Kayla E. talks about life being infinite fodder for art.
Please join us Thursday, July 27th from 6-8PM for the opening reception of Rachel Farmer’s instalation, ANCESTORS TRAVERSING QUILTS at Leslie-Lohman Museum, New York.
CUNTemporary is now accepting proposals for a new episode of ‘Deep Trash’, the unique multi-disciplinary exhibition and performance club night in London.
Video (2:13): Immediate gossip on Vimeo is a short film by experimental Finish filmmaker Mox Mäkelä, a preface about the art project ‘Dream’.
Video (8:17): Inked / An Interview with Alison Bechdel by IWL Rutgers.
Video (2:30): Barbara Hammer introduces the BARBARA HAMMER LESBIAN EXPERIMENTAL FILMMAKING GRANT.
QUEER INFECTION
ROME (Italy), September 29 – October 1, 2017
CALL FOR ARTISTS
FLUX Exhibition
July 12–16, 2017
The Chelsea College of Art, London
Video (10:02): Stettheimer expert and art historian Barbara Bloemink provides the first full exploration of the imagery and context of Florine Stettheimer’s highly important 1920 painting ASBURY PARK SOUTH.