Queer photographer Collier Schorr talks to Art:21 about how she works with one of her young models, a young man whom she has asked to copy poses as a woman.
Category: Photography
Stefanie Schneider is a queer German photographer based in Berlin and California. You can see her recent works at GALERIE THIERRY LIBRATI, Paris, France.
Photos and Artist Statement by Beata Kosc: ‘The “Certain Body” is a series of self-portraits. It is focusing on gender as a layer of identity attributed to the body…
Freedom is a concept that has particular resonance for my family. My great-grandparents fled the political turmoil of Spain for Cuba. A few decades later, there was a second family exodus…
Dutch artist Corinne Bot
Assume Nothing is a book, an exhibition by gay visual artist Rebecca Swan, New Zealand and a series of video portraits about Rebecca’s sitters by filmmaker Kristy McDonald.
Frank Pictures Gallery is proud to present renowned photographer Stefanie Schneider’s show “Instant Dreams” from October 16 to November 11, with an artist’s reception on Sunday, October 24, 2010.
Regard Solidaire – an exhibition by Ana Dumitrescu, August 30 – September 7 2010
At Hall de la Mairie, Paris 19ème, France, Opening of Regard Solidaire: August 30, 2010, 18:00
Photographer Molly Landreth, USA and filmmaker Amelia Tovey, Australia are working on making an archive of queer life in America titled Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America.
Video: Catherine Opie: American Photographer by Guggenheim. September 26, 2008 – January 7, 2009 you could see a big retrospective exhibition by queer American photographer Catherine Opie at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York. In this video from the exhibition she is speaking of her “Surfers” and “Icehouses” series.
‘I think my photographic vision is coming into focus just as I’m coming into myself and submitting all of my being to all possibilities wherever they may come. Artistically at a crossroad and committing myself to producing images that present the perverse, the destructive, the sexual, the eroticized and ultimately the beauty of life and women bodies.
For years I have assumed that famous American painter Georgia O’Keeffe (1887-1986) was bisexual. Now I am not so sure any more because, I can’t find any reliable souces about her female friends being her girlfriends
Photographer Anne Bentley invites you to visit the groupe exhibition Picture This 2010 photography prize exhibition from 17-29 July: 7 days a week 10am-10pm at Brunswick Street Gallery’s, Melburne Australia.
The ‘Faces and Phases’ series of black and white portraits by Zanele Muholi focuses on the commemoration and celebration of black lesbians’ lives.
The project, I am working on now, is about text and photography. I want to see how they fit together; contrast each other or complement each other. Sometimes I photograph words, sometimes I write my words into the photograph, and sometimes I put them up next to each other.
G. Carl Rutberg, excecutive director of Alice Austen House introduces the museum, which was the home of one of America’s most profilic photographers, Alice Austen (1866-1952).
June 2010: Leslie-Lohman Gallery in New York presents The 2010 GREAT LGBTQ Photo Show. This group photography show includes a wide range of imagery—documentary, erotic, political, romantic and more.
German photographer and filmmaker Stefanie Schneider invites you to the opening of a group exhibtion at the Villa Merkel/Bahnwärterhaus, Pulverwiesen 25, 73726 Esslingen am Neckar, Germany on June 27, 2010 at 15:00.
Amie LeeKing is a queer artist born in Michigan, USA.
An artist talk with photographer Zanele Muholi, June 8 2010, 7:00pm at Rivington Place, London, UK. Zanele Muholi will present an overview of her work with particular emphasis on gender and sexuality based violence in South Africa.