Tag Archive for: Visual Arts

National Queer Arts Festival 2000 SOMArts Gallery, San Francisco Jerome: An Appreciation Five years after his death, Jerome Caja’s art lives on By Will Shank My encounters with Jerome Caja […]

Angie Wilson Angie Wilson’s works emerge as meditations on creation and the cosmos, referencing natural phenomena as well as craft traditions. She explores inner and outer space, making tangible the […]

QIY (Queer-It-Yourself) Expo and Faire

The exhibition focused on the use of traditional craft techniques in non-traditional ways, new media work that uses code and image processing to weave narrative and experimental structures across platforms, and the idea of the Craft, Maker, and Pop-Up Market places as alternative models for economic and aesthetic transactions.

Hope & Healing in Times of War Qcc & APICC SomArts – Bay and Main Galleries June 4 at 1:00pm – Artist reception & performances during the National Queer Arts […]

Tee Corinne – Self-portraiture in the Lesbian Community & Picturing Cancer in our Lives June 3, 3:00 – 5:00pm – Opening Reception Exhibition runs: June 3 -28; Tues – Friday […]

Lesbian ConneXion/s Introduction | Gallery Debuting in the United States as part of the National Queer Arts Festival 2001, Lesbian ConneXion/s is a traveling photo exhibit that captures the variety […]

Lenore Chinn PORTRAIT OF A COMMUNITY South of Market Cultural Center Celebrates United States of Asian America Festival and National Queer Arts Festival An Exhibition of Paintings by Lenore Chinn […]

EG: (r)Evolution of Gender June 6-29, 2011 SOMArts Gallery and Cultural Center San Francisco, California Curated by: Eliot K Daughtry and Kriss De Jong of Killer Banshee Studios Outside of […]

War Introduction | SOMArts Gallery View | Thumbnail/Index Page WAR National Queer Arts Festival 2005 Visual Arts Exhibition SomArts Gallery, San Francisco What does it mean to be at War? […]

HOPE AND HEALING IN TIMES OF WAR SomArts Gallery June 2006 “I have learned two lessons in my life: first, there are no sufficient literary, psychological, or historical answers to […]