- Thursday, March 14, 2013
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Northern Lights: FAG Selects
Introduced by Julia Bryan-Wilson, associate professor of art history, UC Berkeley
Phyllis Wattis Theater
7:00 p.m.
This Is Not A Test, Marisa Hoicka, 2012, 30 sec., video
Woodcarver, Ehren BEARwitness Thomas and A Tribe Called Red, 2011, 6 min., video
Target, Rehab Nazzal, 2012, 4 min., video
Beyond the Usual Limits: Part 1, Deirdre Logue, 2005, 3 min., video
Lesser Apes, Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby, 2011, 13 min., video
Covered, John Greyson, 2009, 14 min., video
Bending Over Backwards, Heather Keung, 2008, 3 min., video
Afghanimation, Allyson Mitchell, 2008, 6 min., video
Toronto-based FAG Feminist Art Gallery is a collaboration between the artists Deirdre Logue and Allyson Mitchell. They write: "Through FAG we host, we fund, we advocate, we support, we claim, and we make. FAG is focused on a diverse community of individuals and artists and our collective and communal powers. FAG is committed to the cultivation of a new kind of sisterhood that isn't based on gender and privilege and a new kind of brotherhood that isn't based on rape and pillage. FAG is feminist in its resistance and in its attempts to reconcile its participation in oppressive systems. FAG is not fixed. FAG is not success. FAG is feminist in its insistence in closing the gap between studio, gallery, art, activism, social, and home. FAG is feminist in its can'ts, its won'ts, and its wants. For More Than Just Queer, we present a selection of our film and video faves sure to stoke your feminist flames. In our 'FAGging it forward' style, the program will be international in scope but from a queerly Canadian home base."
Part of More Than Just Queer: Luminaries Past and Present.
$5 general; free for SFMOMA members or with museum admission (requires a free ticket, which can be picked up in the Haas Atrium).
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Image: Heather Keung, Bending Over Backwards (still), 2008; Courtesy of vtape and Feminist Art Gallery
