Queer Exhibition Histories

Are you passionate about art and queer politics? Dive into the rich history of queer art exhibitions with our Queer Exhibition Histories Book! This anthology features captivating case studies from both institutional and underground exhibitions, exploring the intersection of art history and queer politics. Uncover the behind-the-scenes stories of landmark exhibitions, from Storefront for Art and Architecture's ground-breaking Queer Spaces exhibition to the thought-provoking Cruising Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Discover how LGBTQ artists have shaped the public presence of queer art in museums and society alike. Don't miss out on this fascinating exploration – grab your copy today!

Step into the world of queer art with our Queer Exhibition Histories Book! Delve into the vibrant and often hidden archives of exhibitions that challenge the norm and defy societal boundaries. Experience the Queer Kharkiv School of Photography or immerse yourself in Martha Rosler's thought-provoking Dia exhibition, If you lived here. Explore the mind-bending exhibitions by acclaimed musician Peaches or discover the untold stories of Estonia's first queer group exhibition. Uncover the crucial exhibitions on HIV/AIDS that left a profound impact on German-speaking countries and France. Join us on this journey through the remarkable contributions of queer artists and curators in Croatia. Engage with "crip" theory's intersection with queer studies and delight in a conversation with renowned Sámi artist Katarina Pirak Sikku. Get inspired by the groundbreaking museum policies that challenge the status quo, from the Guggenheim Transparency initiative to Queering the Collection at Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven. Dive into queer art history now and order your copy today!

Uncover the hidden stories of art activism and the evolution of queer art in our Queer Exhibition Histories Book! Immerse yourself in the fascinating case studies that shed light on the queer experience and its profound impact on contemporary art. These exhibitions, often held in domestic spaces or known only to a select few, have created a transformative cultural movement. From the iconic Storefront for Art and Architecture's Queer Spaces exhibition in 1994 to the groundbreaking Queer Is Not a Manifesto at Stedelijk museum and the thought-provoking exhibitions on HIV/AIDS, each case study offers a unique perspective on the struggle for visibility and acceptance. Embrace the power of queer art and support LGBTQ artists by getting your hands on a copy today!