Yes, here I am (the editor of Feminine Moments), with a winter picture, a work from January 2024.
Tag: Birthe Havmoeller
“A hill is a hill until you see it as a holy mountain and a sacred place belonging to our ancestors.” – Birthe Havmøller
Illustration: How to cut a cloud into two halves (2023) by Birthe Havmøller
Birthe Havmøller: I am a pioneer queer feminist art blogger. I celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Feminine Moments today. Read my story about the queer feminist art visibility project and art blog.
Tango Portraits – #3 by Birthe Havmøller, 2021
Artist’s statement and photos by visual artist Birthe Havmøller, editor of Feminine Moments.
1. December 2021. Fisken i udyrets/søuhyrets mund / The fish in the mouth of the sea monster from Birthe Havmøller’s series ‘Magi for Øjnene’/’Magic for Your Eyes’, 1990.
I have shared a moment with one of Zanele Muholi’s bold self-portraits from her series ‘Somnyama Ngonyama, Hail the Dark Lioness’.
Birthe Havmøller: I am an alternative feminist – an arts activist. I promote queer feminist artists and their art projects. Happy 8th March, 2021!
Birthe Havmøller: Jeg går i cirkler omkring mit hjem/ I walk in circles around my home. Self-published artist book by Birthe Havmøller (2020-21).
November 15, 2020, I celebrated the 17. anniversary of my resource site and art blog, Feminine Moments.
Anna McNay (UK) and Birthe Havmoeller (DK) have compiled a summer list of exhibitions by lesbian, bisexual and queer feminist artists which you must see!
Hurray! I am celebrating the 15th anniversary of Feminine Moments. Feminine Moments is a non-profit project.
I have updated Feminine Moments’ bibliography and given it a new format. I have also looked at the queer feminist art books on my bookshelf.
I met curator Sarah Florén at her workplace the gallery Södertälje konsthall in Södertälje near Stockholm last week.
TUPILAK/ILGCN presents:
“Feminine Moments” – Birthe Havmoeller, Denmark
Thursday October 12, 2017 at 17.00 hrs.
Venue: Föreningen Norden, Drottninggatan 30, Stockholm (T-ban Centralen)
Feminine Moments’ editor Birthe Havmoeller went to see QUEER BRITISH ART 1861–1967 at Tate Britain. Last chance to see the exhibition is on October 1, 2017.
I was in London last week. There I met with queer artist Sarah Jane Moon who gave me a tour of her studio in Brixton.
I (the editor) was in Berlin last week, There I met photographer Anja Müller. We are collegues, both photographers and queer women.
Venus Envy by Deborah Kelly, May 24, 2017 – September 3, 2017, Kvindemuseet, Aarhus, Denmark
Birthe Havmoeller says, hurray!