Tee Corinne: SOMArts
Tee Corinne – Self-portraiture in the Lesbian Community & Picturing Cancer in our Lives. With Tee’s subsequent passing in August of 2006, we decided to bring these photographs together with […]
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Tee Corinne Gallery
INTRODUCTION BY TEE A. CORINNE COLORED PICTURES, from the series “Cancer In Our Lives” © copyright 2005 by Tee A. Corinne In February 2003, my lover of fourteen years was diagnosed […]
Tee Corinne: Picturing Cancer in Our Lives
SCARS, STOMA, OSTOMY BAG, PORTACATH : PICTURING CANCER IN OUR LIVES by Tee A. Corinne CONTENTS Making Relationships Visible Crisis My Beautiful Friend Beverly’s Leavetaking Later MAKING RELATIONSHIPS VISIBLE In 1975, […]
Tee Corinne
Artist, Author, Activist, Teacher, and Independent Scholar According to Completely Queer: The Gay and Lesbian Encyclopedia, Tee A. Corinne “is one of the most visible and accessible lesbian artists in […]
Glen Ligon
Glenn Ligon is a conceptual artist who chooses to create work in black and white as a way of pointing directly at racial stereotypes and expectations; at the same time […]
Derek Jarman
Derek Jarman (1942-1994) Biography from Baseline’s Encyclopedia of Film Born: January 31, 1942, Northwood, England Died: February 19, 1994, London, England Leading avant-garde British filmmaker whose visually opulent and stylistically […]
Harmony Hammond
Harmony Hammond is Guggenheim fellow and recipient of two NEAs, is an artist, art writer, and independent curator who lectures, writes, and publishes extensively on feminist and lesbian art, queer […]
Bill T. Jones
A Louder Public Voice September 23, 2001 By BILL T. JONES My company was to have performed at Evening Stars Onstage on the temporary stage set between the Twin Towers […]
David Cannon Dashiell
“In 1993 San Francisco artist David Cannon Dashiell took Pompeii’s Villa of the Mysteries frieze as a framework within which to explore queer sexuality, plugged and unplugged. Consisting of twenty-eight […]
Jewelle Gomez
LESBIAN SELF-WRITING: THE EMBODIMENT OF EXPERIENCE by Jewelle Gomez ZAMI, written by Audre Lorde in 1983, is by turns a formal, imposing, conversational and mythic book. It seems to grab […]