Artworks
Queer feminist art presented by Femininemoments.dk
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ooo two ladies (2026) by Lizzie Lambert
Lizzie Lambert is a queer British artist. They have recently earned their BA in Fine Art at the University of Derby, UK.
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Wild Grass (2024) by Gvantsa Agrba
Gvantsa Agrba is a queer artist based in Georgia. She graduated from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, faculty of fine arts in 2023. Her artistic practice spans across painting, scenography, costume design, and visual arts, serving as a medium to explore identity, vulnerability, and personal mythology.
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Marlene & Lynn (1970) by Donna Gottschalk
Donna Gottschalk is an American documentary photographer who came out as a lesbian in the 1960s photographed her friends and lovers in 1968-70s in New York.
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Self-Portrait/Cutting (1993) by Catherine Opie
Catherine Opie (b.1961) is one of America’s most famous queer artists. Catherine’s work questions representations of home, intimacy and family, politics, queer identity and power structures.
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Dangerous Liaisons by Skuja Braden
Skuja Braden is the merged artistic identity of Ingūna Skuja (Latvia) and Melissa Braden (California), active since 1999, they are working primarily in porcelain.
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Olga Meisner-Jensen. Still life with bells Campanula in pots on a sunny windowsill
Olga Meisner-Jensen (1877-1949) received her first classes in drawing and painting at the lesbian couple Emilie Mundt and Marie Luplau’s private art school for women in Copenhagen.
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It’s You Never Cared I Was Bleeding and Now It’s Just Wallpaper (2025) by Francesca Alaimo
Francesca Alaimo is an Italian British portrait artist and queer feminist artist based in London and exhibiting internationally….
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Tears on My Pillow (2024) by Carrie Moyer
Openly lesbian, American artist Carrie Moyer makes abstract paintings. Carrie is a Professor and the Co-Director of the graduate studio program at Hunter College in New York.
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Surreal Serenity (2024) by Elli Asker
Elli Asker: As a lesbian photographer from a former Soviet Union republic, now residing permanently in Sweden, my work is profoundly shaped by the intersections of identity, personal history, and sociopolitical experience.
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Crying tree 1 (Summer) by Barbary O’Brien
Barbary O’Brien: I am a Queer Feminist Artist, Cartoonist, Mural painter, Designer and Environmentalist living, surfing, and working at Ratalang/Middleton, on Ngarrindjeri/Ramindjeri Country, on the South Coast of South Australia.