Programs

This lecture by visiting Senior Fulbright Scholar Pawel Leszkowicz will contextualize recent artworks and curatorial practices that thematize homophobic images and discourses in today’s Europe. On the other hand, a question is posed whether or not an anti-LGBTQ contemporary art/visual culture is developing, supported by political or religious organizations – with a significant social impact. The presented works are of a deeply affective character and far-reaching implications for sexual politics and society at large.

ONE Archives is excited to partner with Outfest and the Wende Museum to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Coming Out, the first (and only) LGBTQ-themed film produced in East Germany. 

Screening and Discussion with Alan Springer, Charles Francis, Michael Isikoff, and Alice Echol

During the 1960s, controversial sociologist Laud Humphreys studied in meticulous detail the codes and choreographies of male-male sex in public restrooms.

Please join us for this event.

ATLAS IN LA festival, a nine-day festival of film screenings, which will occur March 10-19 at eight venues around Los Angeles, ONE Archives presents a collection of films by Charles Atlas documenting the life of long-term friend and collaborator Leigh Bowery and other friends of the New York and London club scene.

The multidisciplinary performance practice of London-based artist Martin O’Brien uses physical endurance, pain, disgust, and sexuality to challenge common representations of illness.

Come join ONE Archives at the 9th-Annual Los Angeles Archives Bazaar! Presented by L.A. as Subject and the USC Libraries