The American Nationa Queer Arts Festival 2011 organized by QCCA in San Francisco, California, USA, opened yesterday (June 2, 2011). The opening week will be packed with queer arts events.\u00a0 Today curator Jonathan D. Katz will give a talk about the queer exhibition Hide\/Seek.<\/p>\n
June 3, 2011
\nJonathan D. Katz – Fundraiser for QCCA
\n6 – 7:30pm, Ceremonial Room – LGBT Center, (tickets $ 25 including the lecture)
\nJonathan D. Katz – Hide\/Seek Lecture
\n8pm, Rainbow Room – LGBT Center (entrance $ 10. PS buy your ticket in advance!)<\/p>\n
Hide\/Seek
\nJonathan D. Katz is co-curator of the first exhibition about ‘Difference and Desire in American Portraiture’, titled ‘Hide\/Seek’, earlier this year at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC.<\/p>\n
I have already made several posts about this important American exhibition, where for the first time a big national\u00a0museum has adressed the visualization queerness and homosexuality in American Portraiture. If you are curious about what Jonathan has to say about this subject, then go to my posts: “Curator Jonathan Katz Talks About Some Of The Women Artist at Hide\/Seek<\/a>” and “Jonathan Katz\u2019 introduction to Hide\/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture<\/a>“.<\/p>\n