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