Video (6:55): Zanele Muholi – ‘In My World, Every Human is Beautiful’. Zanele talk about her creative practice and her LGBTQ activism using images to bring about change in a queerphobic world by presenting people who are not represented and excluded from the art canon.
Category: Artist talk
Video (5:48): “I want to surround myself by strong and able women” is a short film with an interview with queer filmmaker Vanessa Haroutunian published by Womanity Project, (2020).
Video (59:56): queer feminist artist Patricia Cronin in conversation with Tampa Museum of Art’s curators Dr. Seth Pevnick and Richard E. Perry in May 2021 after the museum’s acquisition of Aphrodite Reimagined by Patricia Cronin.
Video (57:16): Hilde Atalanta talks about her creative practice as a queer illustrator. Hilde is based in Amsterdam, Holland. Hilde is the creator of The Vulva Gallery art project. Video by Ella TV, June 2021.
Video (31:01): Shannon Anderson, a queer feminist artist based in Montgomery, Alabama, USA, talks about her creative practice in her studio space. Video published by Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, June 2021.
Video (59:51): on September 16, 2020, Artist Liz Collins and SNMA Executive Director Hunter O’Hanian held a conversation about her recent book “Energy Field” (2020) and exhibition project at the Tang Museum imagining what a (queer) museum social space can be.
Video (1:07:05): a lecture by queer feminist artist Rachel Ara. She talks about her creative practise and and her experience with being de-platformed in 2019. Video by Cambridge Radical Feminist Network, 2021. The no platforming of works by older women artists, being labeled “turfs” is misogyny, the art world that excluding critical women artists.
Video (53.14): Charcoal Book Club interviews Catherine Opie about her latest book, ‘Catherine Opie’, (Phaidon, 2021). This podcast ia an audio-only podcast.
Video (35:36): queer feminist photographer Catherine Opie talks about her creative practise as she is taking you on a tour in her studio. Catherine mentions her new monographs, Catherine Opie (Phaidon, 2021) published in May 2021.
Video (1.17.36): Queer feminist artist Chitra Ganesh talks about her creative practice. Video published by Hammer Museum, May 2021
Texas Talks Art presents Zoe Leonard and Tim Johnson with curator Ingrid Schaffner of The Chinati Foundation. They talk about Zoe Leonard’s forthcoming book AL RIO /TO THE RIVER, edited by Tim Johnson.
Roni Horn joins the Menil’s Senior Curator Michelle White for a live, online conversation about her work, “Gold Field” made in 1994-95.
Birgitta Hosea is an artist, queer woman, curator and practice-based researcher. Currently Professor of Moving Image and Director of the Animation Research Centre at the University for the Creative Arts, Farnham in England. In her Professorial Inaugural Lecture, she talks about her creative practise.
Video (1:30:53): Sharon Hayes in conversation with Jennifer González about her creative practice which includes video, performance and installation.
Video (7:09): Short film by Art21 about queer and transitioning artist Jes Fan’s Recess artist residency in Brooklyn. (2019).
Video (1:09:28): A virtual author conversation with JEB (Joan E. Biren) and Alison Bechdel. The two authors will be discussing JEB’s book Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians (from 1979), republished in March 2021.
Video (58:55): highligting underrepresented cartoonists, MariNaomi founded and maintains the Cartoonists of Color, Queer Cartoonists and Disabled Cartoonists databases. In this event MariNaomi is in conversation with and Caitlin McGurk.
Video (59:22): JEB (Joan E. Biren) and Sarah Schulman in conversation about JEB’s first book ‘Eye to Eye: Portraits of Lesbians’ which has been reprinted March 2021, for the first time since it was published in 1979.
Video (59:03): December 3, 2020 artist Michelle Handelman took part in a conversation with SNMA Executive Director Hunter O’Hanian.
Video (2.23:11): Curatorial Activism/Queer Curating a long zoom event about how to deconstruct and structurally redo the queer curatorial practices. Among the panelists are queer feminist curators: Clare Barlow, Birgit Bosold and Amelia Jones.