Join us for an illuminating evening exploring queer geographies through film, photography, music, and words. Three artists who refract their ideas across multiple media will take you on a journey tracing paths across desert landscapes, forest shadows, and the intimacies that shape our lives. Travel with us as each artist poses intricate questions about what shapes their work and experience of the world, while also refusing to offer singular or easy answers.
Afua Kafi-Akua is a multidisciplinary exhibiting artist, educator, and curator. She co-produced the documentary JUST BECAUSE OF WHO WE ARE, about violence against lesbians, which aired on PBS. She recently co-curated the VR gallery exhibition ANCESTRAL FUTURISM: UNAPOLOGETICALLY MELANATED in collaboration with Oculus and Alliance for Media Arts + Culture.
Alexis Clements is a writer and filmmaker based in Brooklyn. Her film, All We’ve Got, is currently airing on PBS stations and her writing has appeared in The Los Angeles Review of Books, The Guardian, Hyperallergic, Bitch Magazine, American Theatre, and The Brooklyn Rail, among others. Learn more: alexisclements.com
Patricia Silva is an internationally exhibited photographer, filmmaker, video artist, and educator based in Queens. Their work has been shown in group exhibitions at the Center for Fine Art Photography USA; The Berlin Biennale; and screened in film programs at Doc NYC; British Film Institute’s LGBT Film Festival, among more.
HOT Dance (9/12/24-9/12/24)
Experiments & Disorders (9/12/24-9/12/24)
Ménagè à Trois: An evening in three acts (9/13/24-9/13/24)
L is for the way you look (9/13/24-9/13/24)
Women Writers in Bloom Poetry Salon Brings the Fiyah! (9/14/24-9/14/24)
La Fusión: Susana Cook and Friends (9/14/24-9/14/24)
seapony (9/14/24-9/14/24)
Wicked Queer Authors: The Afterlife Edition (9/15/24-9/15/24)
Twofer: Isobel, a Witch’s Life & Love and Other Hard Truths (9/18/24-9/18/24)
MAUS & MINERVA: A Double Bill (9/18/24-9/18/24)
Ain’t …It Funny (9/19/24-9/19/24)
World Wide Witch with Kay Turn Her and the Pages (9/20/24-9/20/24)
The Vessel Project: Premiere + Workshop (9/21/24-9/21/24)
The End of Incorporated Filth (9/21/24-9/21/24)
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The Personal is Political: Gay Male Poets Reckon with Identity on 9/11. (9/11/24-9/11/24)
Strings Attached (9/11/24-9/11/24)
The Breast Sessions: Titty Ditties & Other Poetic Witticisms (9/7/24-9/7/24)
The Ho Moe Show (9/7/24-9/7/24)
Taste of Dance Parade Showcase Gala (3/10/24-3/10/24)
Pentacle's Fall Further XII (11/17/23-11/17/23)
MAKE (f)ART (7/21/22-7/21/22)
Dixon Place presents Unicorn Afterlife by Justin Perkins, In-Person and Online (5/5/21-5/18/21)
Dixon Place Spring 2021 Production Season with Four Commissioned Puppetry Premieres In-Person and Online (4/21/21-6/15/21)
Videos
HONOR
Gene Frankel Theatre (9/19 - 10/6) | ||
Harry reems Goes to Hollywood
Little Red Light Theatre (9/20 - 9/21) NEW MUSICAL | ||
Tom Blanc Fing Dies
Under St. Marks (9/12 - 9/15) LIMITED TICKETS REMAIN | ||
Tin Church
Chain Theatre (10/23 - 11/23) NEW PLAY | ||
Kiss Me While We Have the Chance
The Green Room 42 (10/28 - 10/28) LIMITED TICKETS REMAIN
PHOTOS
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The Music of the Bard: Words & Music of Shakespeare in the Park 1956-1967
Joe's Pub (9/16 - 9/16) | ||
American Composers Orchestra Performs “Hello America: Transatlantic”
Carnegie Hall (3/6 - 3/6) | ||
Boyband Breakup: The Musical
Caveat (9/14 - 9/27) | ||
Twofer: Isobel, a Witch’s Life & Love and Other Hard Truths
Dixon Place (9/18 - 9/18) | ||
Shake Rattle & Roll Dueling Pianos
Chelsea Table & Stage (3/23 - 12/27) | ||
NYFOS Next Series
Rubin Museum of Art (9/29 - 9/29) | ||
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