ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives is pleased to present To Whom It May Concern, a site-specific installation by Catherine Lord
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Past Exhibitions
Exhibition Archive
On:
Jul 23 2010 - Sep 11 2011
Find below listing of select exhibitions organized by ONE Archives or significant collaborators prior to 2011.
Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A.
On:
Sep 9 - Dec 31 2017
In collaboration with The Museum of Contemporary Art and part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, this exhibition marks the first historical presentation of groundbreaking art, music, and performance from a network of queer Chicano artists in Southern California.
Die Kränken: Sprayed with Tears
On:
Feb 11 - Apr 29 2017
Die Kränken examines the history of gay motorcycle clubs in Southern California through a variety of multimedia and performative strategies
THINGS: a queer legacy of graphic art and play
On:
Sep 17 - Dec 11 2016
An exhibition of objects made by queer artists best known for their work in journalism, performance, film, and video
A Subtle Likeness
On:
Sep 3 - Dec 22 2016
This exhibition explores notions of biomythography and non-traditional archiving through performance, photography, collage, video, and sound installation to collectively merge personal histories and recontextualized narratives to hold space for a queer, Black radical tradition
FUCK! Loss, desire, pleasure
On:
Jan 29 - Mar 19 2016
This exhibition examines the legacy of the nightclub known as FUCK!, a gritty liminal space oppositional to both the neighborhood’s largely men-only leather bars as well as the clean-cut bars of West Hollywood
Art AIDS America
On:
Jun 6 - Sep 6 2015
Art AIDS America examines 30 years of artistic production made in response to the AIDS epidemic in the United States
Dress Codes: Chuck Arnett & Sheree Rose
On:
Apr 18 - May 17 2015
Dress Codes highlights two recent donations to the collections at ONE Archives at the USC Libraries: paintings, drawings, and ephemera by San Francisco artist Chuck Arnett, and photographs and video by Los Angeles performance artist Sheree Rose.