2002 May 19-September 4 “Family” - Larry Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Conn. - among the artists: Patricia Cronin, Nicole Eisenman, Robert Melee, Ernesto Pujol, Chris Verene
2002 September 3-December 22 “John O’Reilly: assemblies of magic” - Addison Gallery of American Art, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.
2002 September 5-October 5 “Robert Melee: you me and her” - Andrew Kreps Gallery (516A West 20th St., New York 10011 212-741-8849)
2002 September 6-October 12 “John Bankston: The capture and escape of Mr. M., chapter 2” - Jack Shainman Gallery (513 West 20th St., New York 10011 212-645-1701)
2002 September 12-October 12 “Billy Sullivan: photographs from 1969-2002” - Nicole Klagsburn Gallery (526 West 26th St., New York 10001 212-243-3335)
2002 September 13-November 9 “Iké Udé: upstairs downstairs” - Fifty One Fine Art Photography (Zirkstraat 20, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium)
2002 September 17-October 29 “Anderson & Low: earth, air, water, fire” - John Stevenson Gallery (338 West 23rd St., New York 10011 212-352-0070) http://www.johnstevenson-gallery.com
2002 September 20-December 29 “Ernesto Pujol: American fields” - Jersey City Museum, Project Gallery, Jersey City, N.J.
2002 September 20-February 9, 2003 “Judy Chicago: The dinner party” - Brooklyn Museum of Art
2002 September 26 “The odds of recovery” - screening and discussion of new film by Su Friedrich which chronicles her battle with a multitude of often unexplained illnesses, series of operations, and her struggle to understand the web of western medicine - Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley
2002 September 26-October 26 “How to draw a bunny” - works by Ray Johnson - Feigen Contemporary (535 West 20th St., New York 10011 212-929-0500)
2002 September 27-November 2 “Bruce LaBruce: photographs” - Peres Projects (1800 Bryant St., San Francisco 94110 415-861-2692)
2002 September 29 “Sexual iconographies” - lecture by Peter Weiermair at Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2002 October-November Queer Photo Salon Series - curated by Chloe Atkins - San Francisco LGBT Community Center - October 3: Virginia Benavidez, Mark I. Chester, Erin O’Neal - October 17: Rebecca McBride, Lissalvy Tiegel, Darlene Weide - November 21: Alison Kaiser, Phyllis Carpenter, Rick Gerharter
2002 October 1-26 “Elaine Komorowski: in memory” - George Billis Gallery (508 West 26th St., New York 10001 212-645-2621)
2002 October 2-15 “Women of Japan” - photos by Laurie Toby Edison - Kyoto Art Center
2002 opening October 5 “Reflection” - solo exhibition by Darla Bjork - SoHo20/Chelsea Gallery (511 West 25th St., New York 212-226-4167) http://www.darlabjork.com
2002 opening October 5 “Greg Gorman: just between us” - Arthur Roger Gallery (432 Julia St., New Orleans)
2002 October 8 “Dick tracing” - lecture by Michael Moon at Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2002 October 9-November 9 “Paul Cadmus: the male nude” - DC Moore Gallery (724 Fifth Avenue, New York 10019 212-247-2111)
2002 October 9-December 21 “Roger Ferri: architectural visionary” - Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery, Columbia University (also shown at Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, Loretto, Pa.)
2002 October 10-November 16 “Conrad Ventur: portraits” - Elizabeth Dee Gallery (545 West 20th St., New York 10011 212-924-7545)
2002 opening October 11 “Family fundamentals” - a new film by Arthur Dong - the documentary film about Christian fundamentalist parents and their gay children opens in L.A., New York, San Francisco, and Berkeley
2002 October 11-November 9 “Greg Gorman: just between us” - American Fine Arts at P.H.A.G. (530 West 22nd St., New York 10011 212-727-7366) - photos from the book of the same name (Arena Editions, 2002), some large, some small (the “very personal, very sexy” character of the photos noted by Tee Corinne in the last issue is not increased on the gallery wall)
2002 through October 13 “Hélio Oiticica: quasi-cinemas” - New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York
2002 October 17 “Collecting women (artists)” - an evening with Miriam Hernández at Mixta Gallery, 1706 Lexington Avenue, New York - sponsored by Astraea Lesbian Action Foundation
2002 October 17-November 23 “Barton Lidice Benes: curiosa” - Lennon, Weinberg (560 Broadway, New York 10012 212-941-0012)
2002 October 19-November 30 “John O’Reilly: the real thing” - Julie Saul Gallery (535 West 22nd St., New York 10011 212-627-2410)
2002 October 19-December 7 “Queer visualities: reframing sexuality in a post-Warhol world” - SUNY Stony Brook - in conjunction with “Queer visualities” conference
2002 October 24 “The spectacle of the toilet” - lecture by Tom Sokolowski at Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2002 October 25-November 16 “Queer works” - exhibition of Stony Brook artists, featuring its students - Student Activities Center Gallery, SUNY Stony Brook - in conjunction with “Queer visualities” conference
2002 October 26-December 7 “Full frontal: paintings and prints by George Towne” - LGBT Community Center, New York - attendees at the opening included Barney Frank, James Dale, Linda Simpson and Michael Lucas
2002 October 28-November 9 “North for us” - works by lesbian art group PULSE - ASN Gallery the Rocks, Sydney, Australia (during the Gay Games) http://www.pulseart.co.nz
2002 October 31-January 2003 “Alive and kicking: the collages of Charles Henri Ford, 1908-2002” - The Scene Gallery (42 Rivington St., New York 10002 212-674-0508)
2002 November “Duane Michals unlimited 1958-2002” - University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth - curated by David B. Boyce
2002 November-December “Peter Hujar: portraits in life and death” - Matthew Marks Gallery (523 West 24th St., New York 212-243-0200)
2002 November 1-December 14 “Straight to hell: 10 years of Dyke Action Machine!” - DiverseWorks (1117 East Freeway, I-10 at North Main, Houston, TX 77002 713-223-8346)
2002 November 2-December 21 “Andy Warhol, model: featuring Warhol posing for Christopher Makos” - Ronald Feldman Gine Arts (31 Mercer St., New York 10013 212-226-3232) http://www.feldmangallery.com Quoted on a videotape: you don’t die; you go uptown to Bloomingdale’s and don’t get back so quickly
2002 November 9-December 31 “Tom Burr: piscine” - Galerie Almine Rech, Paris http://www.galeriealminerech.com
2002 November 12-December 21 “Feast of desire: painting and drawing invitational V” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York - artists: Bob Ziering, Peter Harvey, Henry Buerckholtz, James Fetterman, Bob Leach, Tim Wearne, Sonia Melara, Victor Gadino, Don Miguel, Steven King, Michael Tice, August Becker
2002 November 14 “Get used to it: ten years after Queer Nation” - discussion at Fales Library, New York University - discussants: Alan Klein, Elizabeth Freeman, Richard Kim, Carrie Moyer; Carolyn Dinshaw, moderator
2002 November 16-27 “emBodyment” - curated by Juliann Wolfgram and Patsy Cox - coinciding with Cross Talk II: Embodiment of Asian Pacific American Sexuality - artists included Lenore Chinn
2002 November 16-December 21 “Peter Blake: and now we are 70” - Paul Morris Gallery (465 West 23rd St., New York 10011 212-727-2752) - two small exhibitions: “Appropriating Jack Pierson” and six small paintings of fictitious lady wrestlers
2002 November 18-December 7 “Indexical color burns? -- reflective and translucent” - Jim Bergesen’s M.F.A. thesis show - Richard and Dolly Mass Gallery, College at Purchase, SUNY
2002 November 20-December 31 works by J. Morrison - Art Resources Transfer (210 Eleventh Ave., New York 10001 212-691-5956) This show included a very effective memorial to several artists who died of HIV/AIDS. Books by Joe Brainard, Jimmy DeSana, Robert Farber, Gene Fellner, General Idea, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorpe, Mark Morrisroe, and David Wojnarowicz were altered by writing “Wish you were here” repeatedly across each page.
2002 November 20-December 31 “Catya Plate: bio-encasement” - Art Resources Transfer, New York - “Sanguine bedroom stories” address blood and health
2002 November 20-January 11, 2003 “Andy Warhol: still life drawings 1954-1985” - Paul Kasmin Gallery (293 Tenth Ave., New York 212-563-4474)
2002 through November 23 “Peter Cain & Paul Feeley” - Matthew Marks Gallery, New York
2002 November 25-March 24, 2003 “Barbara Bruch: cosmic continuum: paintings, prints & tarot notes” - Pioneer Square Healing Arts Gallery (219 First Ave. S., Seattle, Wash.)
2002 November 26-February 1, 2003 “Walter Pfeiffer: le journal, photographs, Polaroids, and drawings, 1973 to 2002” - Scalo Project Space (560 Broadway, New York 10012 212-334-9393) http://www.scalo.com
2002 November 30-January 26, 2003 “A.A. Bronson: tick tock” - Gallery M (123 West 135th St., New York 10030 212-234-1406) Flags of African countries as clock faces, with AIDS statistics - accompanied by an artist’s book
2002 December-June 2003 “Jonathan Weinberg: nine portraits” - Getty Research Institute, Brentwood, Los Angeles, Calif. - in conjunction with his residency as artist and scholar
2002 December 3 Tom Burr, in conversation with John Waters - Whitney Museum of American Art, New York - in conjunction with installation of Burr’s “Deep purple” in the sculpture court
2002 December 5-January 11, 2003 “Carrie Moyer: hail comrade! new paintings” - Debs & Co. (525 West 26th St., New York 10001 212-643-2070) http://www.debsandco.com
2002 December 6-January 19, 2003 “Hilary Lorenz: garden of auspicious books” - A Ramona Studio (65 West 37th St., New York 212-398-1904)
2002 through December 7 “Andy Warhol: hammer and sickle: paintings, drawings and watercolors” - C & M Arts (45 East 78th St., New York 10021 212-861-0020) http://www.c-m-arts.com
2002 through December 21 “Beds and letters” by Tammy Rae Carland - Spring Street Gallery (186 Spring St., New York 917-406-9941)
2003 January-April “A change of mind: an Alzheimer’s portrait” - works by Joyce Culver - Albuquerque Museum (N.M.)
2003 January 3-February 3 “George Kimmeling: clipped” - Momenta Art (72 Berry St., Brooklyn, NY 11211 718-218-8058) http://www.momentaart.org
2003 January 4-February 1 “A selection from the life and work of Charles Henri Ford, arranged by Jack Pierson” - Mitchell Algus Gallery (511 West 25th St., New York 10001 212-242-6242))
2003 January 8-14 “Studio series #3: McWillie Chambers, Peter McCaffrey, Leonard Todd” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2003 January 9-March 15 “John Dugdale: The lover and beloved” - John Stevenson Gallery, New York
2003 January 10-February 24 “Agnes Martin: recent paintings” - PaceWildenstein (32 West 57th St., New York)
2003 January 12-February 21 “Life drawing group art exhibit” - LGBT Community Center, New York
2003 January 17-April 20 “Marsden Hartley” - Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, Conn.
2003 January 21-February 22 “Founder’s choice” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2003 February 1-April 20 “Frank Moore: green thumb in a dark Eden” - Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo - originated at Orlando Museum of Art in June
2003 February 1-May 18 “First exposure: the kids are alright: photographs by Ryan McGinley” - Whitney Museum of American Art (945 Madison Ave., New York 10021) http://www.whitney.org
2003 February 2-March 23 “Six women on top: Amos, Billops, Brodsky, Garrard, Pindell, Simmel” - Gallery of South Orange, South Orange, N.J. (Dept. of Cultural Affairs, Baird Center, 5 Mead St., South Orange 07079 973-378-7755 GOSO1@aol.com)
2003 February 2-May 11 “Sargent and Italy” - Los Angeles County Museum of Art
2003 February 3-May 3 Robert Indiana’s numerals from the series “1 through 0” will be placed on Park Avenue in New York City (sponsored by C&M Arts and Paul Kasmin Gallery) cf. New York times, Dec. 27, 2002, p. E44 (in the column “Inside art” by Carol Vogel)
2003 February 6-March 6 “A dot and a line” - works by Gaye Chan - University of Texas at El Paso, Glass Gallery
2003 February 6-March 23 works by Daniel Heyman - Advocate Gallery, The Village (GLBT center), Los Angeles - artist’s discussion on March 22 - for more info, contact Marc Arranaga at marranaga@earthlink.net
2003 February 8-May 4 “Beauford Delaney: the color yellow” - Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.
2003 February 13-March 22 Robert Indiana: work from the 1960s - C&M Arts, New York
2003 February 14-March 22 Robert Indiana: recent work - Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York
2003 February 19-22 College Art Association Annual Conference, New York - Queer Caucus activities are described elsewhere in this issue
2003 opening February 21 “John Waters: hair in the gate” - American Fine Arts, New York
2003 February 27-April 5 Aaron Cobbett: photographs - Debs & Co., New York
2003 February 28-March 13 “Historic characters and famous events” - works by Gaye Chan - Houston Center for Photography (1441 West Alabama, Houston, TX 77006-4103 713-529-4755)
2003 March 1-April 12 “Lesbian emergencies” - ATHICA: Athens Institute for Contemporary Art (P.O. Box 1604, Athens, GA 30603-1604) http://www.athica.org
2003 March 12 “I, a witness” - program by Ann P. Meredith (screening of three documentary films and presentation) - New York University, Waverly Center (12 Waverly Place), Rm 107, 7-10 pm
2003 through March 16 “Nazi persecution of homosexuals, 1933-1945” - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, D.C. (scheduled to travel to New York, San Francisco and other cities)
2003 March 18-April 19 “The homoerotic illustrator” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2003 April works by Tom Burr - American Fine Arts, New York
2003 April 15-May 10 Daniel Heyman: prints and gouache paintings - 55 Mercer Gallery, New York
2003 May 8-11 International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo - includes panel on “Love and courtship in the Middle Ages” (papers were sought in art history, literature, history, music and gender studies)
2003 May 18-June 28 “Photo biennial” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2003 June video festival - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2003 June 14-August 30 “The homo museum” - Exit Art, New York http://www.exitart.org
2003 June 8-September 21 “Sargent and Italy” - Denver Art Museum
2003 July 11-12 “Culture and the unconscious: psychoanalysts, artists and academics in dialogue” - conference at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London
2003 September 9-October 18 “Queer men’s erotic art workshop” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York
2003 September 11-November 1 “Tom Burr” - Galerie Almine Rech, Paris
2003 October 1-3 “A pen of light: the films of Jean Cocteau” - Hofstra Cultural Center, Hempstead, NY, in cooperation with Rhode Island School of Design and the Cultural Services of the French Embassy (full call for papers appeared on QUEERART list on January 3rd and may be viewed at http://forums.nyu.edu - letter of intent with abstract and c.v. are due by 1 March 2003)
2003 October 13-15 “Performing the visual/the visual performs” - panel sponsored by Visual Culture Caucus of the American Studies Association, at the association’s annual meeting in Hartford, Conn.
2003 November 11-December 20 “Selections from the Foundation’s collection” - Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York