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Queer Art History 🌈
To celebrate Gay Pride Day, Art Explora Academy is dedicated to giving visibility to queer art and gay artists. From ancient Greek sculptors to contemporary performers, many artists have represented - and some have claimed - LGBTQ+ feelings, practices or identity. Let's celebrate love in all its forms!
There is a huge range of ways that gender has been understood and represented in the history of art. We look at a few examples that show us gender is a concept that has never been fixed: Hermaphroditos by the ancient Greeks, Titian’s Venus of Urbino, Baule portrait masks, the photographs of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, and Maya stone carvings.
Content produced by : The Art Assignment
On the agenda
video - 13:39
What Art tells us about Gender
By: The Art Assignment
video - 9:06
The Hidden Histories of Queer Art
By: National Galleries of Scotland
podcast - 12:17
Queer Culture and Art History
By: Art matters
video - 4:15
How did a saint become a gay icon?
By: Arte
video - 5:37
Wear with Pride: LGBTQ+ badges at the British Museum
By: British Museum
video - 3:51
Once upon a time… Keith Haring in the bathroom
By: Arte
video - 7:50
Queer Art: Where is the Queer Joy?
By: National Galleries of Scotland
video - 10:49
Homosexuality in Renaissance
By: L'histoire nous le dira
video - 9:22
The Queer Code: Secret Languages of LGBTQ+ Art
By: National Galleries of Scotland