*Light Tunnels: Mies Van der Rohe Lafayette Tower Lobby, Detroit, Michigan,* 2014-15, Photograph, 20 x 16 inches

CICA Museum - Form 2024

October 16, 2024

“Form” introduces photography, painting, video and interactive art, sculpture, and installation work on the subject of forms, shapes, or media. The exhibition runs from October 2 – 20, 2024.

Featured Artists: Stella Arion, Syl Arena, Bela Balog, Abbey Behan, Johnny Boy, Maureen Catbagan, Daura Campos, Hugh Choi, Gregory Deddo, Ramiro Diaz, Carla Forte, Leo Hainzl, Heather Coker Hawkins, HWANG HYUN SOOK, Jang sung-suk, Anais Kim, EUNSUNG KIM, Olena Kishkurno, Song Yeon, Gumi G. Lu, Lee hye won, Yunbo Ma, Leslie Streit & Robin McCain, Michael N. Meyer, Joonhee Myung, Yoonsik Chico Park, Antoine Plainfossé, Ashley Quast, Elif Sezen, Shim Yun Joo, Hyogeun Song, Song GaHee, Joseph Tigert, Mikala Valeur, Maximilian Vermilye, Stef Will.

*Light Tunnels: Brooklyn Museum Stairwell*, 2014-15, Photograph, 16 x 20 in.

Dyke+ Arthaus visits the bureau

September 3, 2024

The Philadelphia-based Dyke+ ArtHaus is a community-driven space for Dyke artists of all persuasions, centering those 40 and over. Co-curated by Juno Rosenhaus, Dyke+ ArtHaus Founder, and Lola Flash, artist and activist, at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division in New York City, the exhibit aims to reflect the diversity of Dykes and the diversity of their art practices. The theme is the show itself.

Dyke+ ArtHaus Visits The Bureau sits within the lineage of lesbian artist group exhibitions including A Lesbian Show (1978), Great American Lesbian Art Show (1980), Lesbians To Watch Out For: 90s Queer LA Activism (2019), and Rebel Dykes Art and Archive Show (2021).

Dyke+ ArtHaus Visits the Bureau runs May 17-Sep 8, 2024. Closing celebration is on Saturday, Sep 7, 5:30-7:30.

*Them: JFK Airport,* 2014-15, digital c-print, 16 x 20 inches

Contemporary Landscapes at Gallery Omnibus

May 29, 2024

Contemporary Landscapes is a virtual 3D exhibition at Gallery Omnibus curated by Light Bear. Featuring the works of 44 international artists, the show will run from May 15 - June 15.

“Places matter. Their rules, their scale, their design include or exclude civil society, pedestrianism, equality, diversity (economic and otherwise), understanding of where water comes from and garbage goes, consumption or conservation. They map our lives.”

Storming the Gates of Paradise: Landscapes for Politics