Maggie Hambling (born 1945) is a British painter, sculptor and queer woman. Maggi Hambling CBE discusses and reveals new work in this short documentary filmed in her London studio.
Category: Artist talk
Lesbians Seeing Lesbians: building community in early feminist photography
focuses on three of the most prominent photographers of this early generation: Tee A. Corinne (1943-2006: St. Petersburg, Florida), JEB (Joan E. Biren, b.1944: Washington D.C.), and Cathy Cade (b.1942: Honolulu, Hawaii). And the works of contemporary lesbian photographers: Cass Bird, Angela Jimenez, Zanele Muholi and Catherine Opie.
On the Fly – writers on writing: Alison Bechdel, video interview by City of Literature USA, 2010
The Queer’ist project in Birmingham presents creative queer people whose activism and existence brought something important into LGBT world.
Activist and visual artist Zanele Muholi has send the article ANTI-CENSORSHIP, which was published in the Sunday Tribune, South Africa, July 2011. Sunday Tribune’s Vivian Attwood quotes activist, black lesbian and photographer Zanele Muholi who talked about her work as a visual activist: ‘I am an activist before I am…
Gallery 1307 and Lenore Chinn cordially invites you to our First Round of Artist Talks. July 28 2011 7:00 pm at Gallery 1307 Lenore Chinn queer artist and author speaks about her long artistic career, art today and her new book: Cultural Confluences.
Storytellers in Motion Episode 32: Thirza Cuthand, a Cree filmmaker and artist from Saskatchewan. Published by UrbanRezProductions at YouTube.
API Cultural Center and Queer Cultural Center present: CULTURAL CONFLUENCES: the Art of Lenore Chinn, Wednesday, June 15, 2011 from at 7pm – 9pm at the GLBT History Museum in San Francisco, California, USA.
Artist talk with Ana Hoffner on May 21, 2010 is part of the queer exhibition “Untold Stories”. The artist talk takes place at
Tallinna Kunstihoone, Vabaduse väljak 6, Tallinn, Estonia.
Video interview with late painter Agnes Martin (1912 – 2004) at her studio in 1997.
Aurora Reinhard (1975) earned her MFA, Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki in 2003. She is based in Helsinki, Finland. Aurora has worked with issues about gender, female identity and the marginalization of women, lesbians and other social groups since the end of the 90′ies.
Screening of queer video works and discussion with artists Karin Michalski & Aurora Reinhard
8. maj · 16:00 – 19:00
Tallinna Kunstihoone, Vabaduse väljak 6, Tallinn, Estonia.
Free entrance
In this video Catherine Opie discusses how she teaches ‘New Topographics’ (photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape).
Photographs are often seen as real, i.e. documenting life and portraying what is on the image as the truth, but in reality it is a lie. Photography is the most deceptive of the arts.
‘Difficult Love’ is a highly personal take on the challenges facing Black lesbians in South Africa today emerges through the life, work, friends and associates of ‘visual activist’ and internationally celebrated photographer, Zanele Muholi.
Stefanie Schneider invites you to: opening of Solo Show and artist talk January 21, 2011 at Galerie Walter Keller, Oberdorfstrasse 2, CH-8001 Zürich.
Feminist artist Suzanne Lacy talks about how her art teacher and founder of the Los Angeles Womans Building Judy Chicago transformed her life in the begining of the 1970’ies. Their conversation is about mentorship, teaching and about women and art. The video was recorded on March 5 2007.
From the documentational videos of the “Intervene! Interrupt!: Rethinking Art as Social Practice” conference and festival at University of California Santa Cruz – May 15-17, 2008, (published may 2010 at YouTube) I have selected the videos of about by Elizabeth Stephens & Annie Sprinkle.
Lisa Dettmer has interviewed Pamela Peniston Executive Director of the National Queer Arts Festival and artist and poet Fuifuilupe Nimeitolu.
Lillian Kleiner will discuss the process of creating the art images for the sacred ancient book of ‘Shir HaShimrim, The Song of Songs at Sidney & Gertrude Zack Gallery, Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, June 21 2010.