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Experimental artist inspired by jazz, hip hop, and beat poetry will also play a June 22 show with her quintet Irreversible Entanglements
Read MoreShow spans projection, experimental animation techniques, and interactive installation
Read MoreIn Ayibobo III: Little Dollhouse on the Prairie, Mother Elle of the House of Barbara incorporates contemporary dance and burlesque to retell Haitian voodoo tales
Read MoreVaried Editions showcases the diversity and queerness of the printmaking community
Read MoreThe theme The Ties That Bind explores family in all forms, with event set to run June 1 to 30
Read MoreVirago Nation, Joshua Whitehead, and more in a three-event lineup
Read MoreBreathe In the Fragrance is the performer-choreographer’s erotic new gender-ambiguous fantasy
Read MoreKickoff visual-art show spans 3D sculpture, costume design, and digitally altered photography
Read Morebumfuzzled monachopsis: innerspace out is the 11-day fest’s curated show for 2023
Read MoreFittingly, free public celebration of life will be filled with music, by Standing Wave, Rachel Kiyo Iwaasa, Erika Switzer, and many others
Read MoreIt’s an otherworldly journey for the fest’s 16th year, with the theme of Queers in Space
Read MoreThe group exhibition explores queer identities, gender roles in Latin communities and beyond
Read MoreNew Delhi’s Adwait Singh curates the fest’s signature art exhibition under creative direction of QAF founding artistic director emeritus, SD Holman
Read MoreThe musicians perform locally through a Queer Arts Festival and TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival co-presentation
Read MoreThe fest celebrates its 15th anniversary of summer-arts programming with the theme of Hauntings
Read MoreQueer Arts Fest and Talking Stick combine forces for a performance that’s grounded in Indigenous knowledge and fire ceremonies
Read MoreAs Queer Arts Festival wraps up, its founder is handing over the reins
Read MoreThe show, which was to speak to the loss of Indigenous controlled fires, ignited controversy
Read MoreComplete with a fireproof red gown, the event takes on deeper metaphors about decolonization
Read MoreCalled it’s not easy being green, the exhibition is curated by SD Holman and Jeffrey McNeil Seymour
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