QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR MEDIA ARTS PROJECT presents 2 FREE VIDEO WORKSHOPS. QWOCMAP in California, USA; have extended the registration deadline for their spring Filmmaker Training Workshops to this Friday January 14, 2011.
Author: Havmoeller
7.1. – 30.1.2011 Laura Lilja: Black On White in Titanik Gallery, Turku, Finland
Painter Edilène Bentzen
We are not told to go to the wild American west, but to Altona, west of Melburne, Australia to see: GOWEST Contemporary Art Exhibition
Friday, 28th January to Sunday, 13th February 2011 at The Joel Gallery, Louis Joel Arts and Community Centre.
Dear friends and colleagues,
If you’re in Calgary [Canada] in January, I would be charmed by your attendance in 2 new shows of my work, that I think will be really quite fun. …
Greetings and photo by Stéphanie Loison
Dear Readers Today I have been re-thinking my vision statement and I have added a bio text about me, Birthe Havmoeller, editor of Feminine Moments, Danish artist and lesbian, as I think that it is time for me to give you a few details about my background. I wonder what 2011 will…
Photographer Julie Fogarty has made a fine portfolio of casual portraits of her queer friends, lovers and aquintances.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!! /Ana Dumitrescu
Dear Birthe and fellow creators of feminist culture! Thank you for your kind greetings and all the work you do in the world. I’ve enjoyed connecting with your projects and gathered much courage and inspiration through Feminine Moments! Happy holidays from the deep snow of eastern Canada and very best…
Christmas Greetings 2010…
Dorothee Smith is a French 23 years-old queer photographer living and working in Paris, Arles and Helsinki. She is an upcoming artist who has published three artist books.
QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR MEDIA ARTS PROJECT (QWOCMAP, San Francisco, California) presents A FREE VIDEO WORKSHOP – Spring 2011 for Queer & Trans Youth (18 to 25 yrs) of Color.
Today I have asked gay male artist Jason Woodson and queer designer and lesbian Jan Morley for their reaction to the censorship of their queer artworks at GFEST 2010 visual arts exhibition at InterChange Studios, Hampstead Town Hall in London
Box, vulva, front bottom, cunt, fanny, pussy, cave, cloister, ring, nook, notch, slit, vent, wound, circle, chink, cranny, gash, beaver, crack, quim, fig …
GFEST 2010 Visual Arts Exhibition (a censored group exhibition) presenting contemporary queer art held at InterChange Studios, Hampstead Town Hall, London, UK, Mon 8 to Fri 19 Nov 2010 was met with a team of second team censors at the town hall.
A brief explanation of the cultural issues at play in the recent controversy over the queer Hide/Seek show at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C by Marlene Hoeber
David Ward, historian at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery Washington, DC, USA, describes the motivation behind a current exhibition called “Hide/Seek,” which examines modern American portraiture through the lens of gender and sexuality.
Video: VelvetPark’s editor Grace Moon interviews queer artist Patricia Cronin at her studio in New York.