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DYKE+ ARTHAUS<\/a> – a community-driven home and feminist collective for Dyke artists of all persuasions, highlighting those over 40. The physical manifestation of Juno Rosenhaus\u2019 art practice, the Dyke+ ArtHaus hosts salons, solo residencies, and exhibits, and welcomes collaborations with other Dyke\/ Queer\/ Feminist art orgs. In 2020 Juno Rosenhaus bought a three-story brick house in Philadelphia, USA, to realize her vision of expanding her art practice into an ArtHaus for Dykes.<\/p>\n Barbara Hammer Lesbian Experimental Filmmaking Grant<\/a> is administrated by Queer Art Mentorship Programme in New York.<\/p>\n Lesbian Herstory Archives<\/a> in Brooklyn, New York is home to the world’s largest collection of materials by and about lesbians and their communities. The Lesbian Herstory Archives exists to gather and preserve records of Lesbian lives and activities so that future generations will have ready access to materials relevant to their lives. The process of gathering this material will uncover and collect our herstory denied to us previously by patriarchal historians in the interests of the culture which they serve. We will be able to analyze and reevaluate the Lesbian experience; we also hope the existence of the Archives will encourage Lesbians to record their experiences in order to formulate our living herstory.<\/p>\n MEDIAQUEER.CA. The goal of the Queer Media Database Canada-Qu\u00e9bec Project is to maintain a dynamic online catalogue of LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) Canadian film, video and digital works, their makers, and related institutions. This is a bilingual online research and curatorial tool that provides free access to researchers, students, artists, academics, curators, cinephiles, critics, and community members to a rich array of art historical and biographical information about queer moving image works from the 1930s to today looking to program, enjoy, and explore hundreds of works from this diverse encyclopedia.<\/p>\n Oyoun<\/a>\u00a0is Berlin\u2019s anti-disciplinary epicenter dedicated to decolonial, migrant and queer*feminist arts and culture. Oyoun conceives, develops and implements artistic-cultural projects through decolonial, queer*feminist and migrant perspectives. The non-profit cultural centre sees itself as an inter- and anti-disciplinary platform for newly emerging approaches between and from the fields of fine arts, performance art, theatre, literature, dance, music, new media, socio-culture, education and much more.<\/p>\n Unstraight Museum<\/a>, Sweden. A group of people connected to museums either by working in, or by visiting, or just by loving museums and collections, decided in 2007 to do something about the fact that most museums neglect to tell the stories of Unstraight people, and started to form a new museum focused on collective collecting: The Unstraight Museum. The collection of the Unstraight Museum is an online collection of images and stories. This museum does not collect physical artifacts nor does it present online exhibitions of visual art.<\/p>\n Queer Art Hub<\/a> (based in New York) is building the world\u2019s largest directory dedicated to LGBTQ+ artists and artwork, no matter discipline, geography or years of experience. Artists can list their profile, portfolio of work, original artwork for sale, contact information and more, so it\u2019s easy for interested parties to find them online. Whether your medium is paint, photography, illustration, multidisciplinary, music, video\/film, Queer Art Hub is your platform. Queer Art Hun is operated by Dear Queer Artists, a social impact company.<\/p>\n Queer Art \/ Mentorship \/ Grant<\/a> in New York is an organisation which offers an arts mentorship programme to emerging queer artists in the USA. They also administrate the Barbara Hammer Lesbian Experimental Filmmaking Grant.<\/p>\n