Video (1:54): a promotional video by queer feminist photographer Cass Bird (2015).
Category: Photography
No Time, No Place, No Body March 22 – April 18, 2017 Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University Johnson-Kulukundis Family Gallery 8 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA, USA A.K. BURNS: SHABBY BUT THRIVING January 18 – April 23, 2017 The New Museum, New York A.K. Burns is an American…
Video (2:34): ‘Human Interest: K8 Hardy on Sturtevant’ by the Whitney Museum of American Art (2016).
Berenice Abbott: A Private Lesbian Life by Julia Van Haaften. Event Date: March 16, 6:30 pm
at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, USA.
‘Gillian Wearing and Claude Cahun: Behind the mask, another mask’
National Portrait Gallery, London UK March 9 – May 29, 2017
Claude Cahun: Beneath This Mask
Mar 1 2017 – May 6 2017
Sidney Cooper Gallery
Canterbury, United Kingdom
Ken. To Be Destroyed by Sara Davidmann
February 17 – March 24, 2017
Upper Gallery, London College of Communication
De intieme blik/The intimate gaze – an exhibition with works by Dutch photographer Gon Buurman. The exhibition runs through April 29, 2017 in Amsterdam.
I go by the name of The Naked Artist – Suzie Pindar. As an artist I am constantly evaluating the world around me and the wide range emotions that are evoked deep within by all that inspires me.
Video (17:03): queer artist Collier Schorr talks about her photography.
Video (2:30) LGBT Snapshots’ host talks about the life of French artist Claude Cahun (1894 – 1954).
Video (3:52): exhibition views from the vernissage of the exhibition ‘Roni Horn’, Oktober 1, 2016. The exhibition runs through January 1, 2017.
Ann P Meredith – Artist Lecture, September 29, 6 – 8pm at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art
26 Wooster Street, New York, USA.
Video (1:49:54) Lecture with queer feminist photographer Catherine Opie at the Museo Jumex in Mexico, (2015).
Video (3:21): ‘Catherine Opie’ by MOCA. Photographer Catherine Opie, artist A.L. Steiner, and MOCA Curator Lanka Tattersall discuss Opie’s career
Muholi’s artist statement reads, “Somnyama Ngonyama can be translated to ‘Hail, the Dark Lioness.’
Noemi Yoko Molitor: my project How to Bring Yourself Up Gay explores memorial practices and temporality in relation to queer childhoods.
Video (4:15): Zoe Leonard. Photographs. Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich / Germany (2009). Video by Gürsoy Dogtas.
Video (2:45): Inside Annie Leibovitz’s new exhibit at CNBC International in London, UK.
WOMEN: New Portraits Annie Leibovitz March 25 – April 17 atThe Presidio’s Crissy Field, 649 Old Mason Street, San Francisco, CA 94129, USA.