Tag: exhibit
16th Century Life Expectancy : an exhibition exploring misinformation surrounding the Black trans community
In conjunction with UK BLACK PRIDE FESTIVAL that happens Sunday 20th August in London’s Queen Elizabeth Park, CHRISTIES the leading Art Auction House is hosting 16th Century Life Expectancy. It is an exhibition that explores misinformation surrounding the Black trans community, whilst also shining a light on the bias, discrimination, and racism they encounter…
ON THE INSIDE a group show of currently incarcerated LGBTQ+ artists comes to PTown Arts Society
In a nation that incarcerates more people than any other country in the world, LGBTQ prisoners face a greater risk of physical and sexual victimization. They are more likely to experience assault and abuse by corrections officers as well as other prisoners, and less likely to have support from family and friends on the…
DOLLS :an extraordinary exhibit from British multi-disciplinary artist JOHN LEE BIRD
John Lee Bird is a British multi-disciplinary artist whose work incorporates large-scale paintings, mixed-media collages and drawings, sound and video work, children’s books, and textiles. His work is defined by his distinctive use of line. His latest project DOLLS resulted in an extraordinary exhibition that justb enjoyed a 5 day run at UGLY DUCK in…
Ron Amato : Playing in The Sunlight : Provincetown 1999-2022
Ron Amato has been making photographs since his childhood in Brooklyn, NY. His early influences were fashion and portrait photographers Richard Avedon, Robert Mapplethorpe and Francesco Scavullo. Much of Amato’s work centers on issues of sexual identity. His ‘recent work centers around issues of aging in the Gay community, diverse images of male beauty,…
‘THE AIRMALES’ the debut PTown solo-show of London based artist Georg Meyer Wiel
When Jonathan Hawkins and Paolo Martini the owners and artistic directors of The Crown and Anchor in Provincetown. were in London recently they made an important discovery. There in the prestigious Fitzrovia Gallery was a solo exhibition of the work of London-based queer German artist Georg Meyer Wiel. Over two decades ago Meyer-Wiel…
