Queer Cultural Center

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Co-sponsored by The Graduate Program in Visual & Critical Studies at the California College of the Arts, The Judah L. Magnes Museum, Queer Conversations in Culture and the Arts, and The Queer Cultural Center. View Pictures From The Event! What is QCCA?

Threads Exhibition 2009
Queerness weaves the threads of our physical, social, and moral existence together into a multi-dimensional fabric of community and our selves.

As queer artists we continue to create complex identities and imagine new modes of address through a myriad of queer tactics, textures and sensibilities.

What are the threads that bind, mend and sometimes unravel this spectacular fabric of queer art? How does this queerness operate? How does it present itself? How do we fashion, perform, subvert or display queerness in our art and lives?

Curated by: Tirza True Latimer, Rudy Lemcke, Matt McKinley, Pamela Peniston, Allison Smith and Tina Takemoto.

THREADS
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QCC remembers: Sylvester, Felix Gonzales-Torres, Davide Wojnarowicz, Robert Mapplethorpe
Peter Hujar, Marlon T. Riggs, and the countless artists who lost their lives to AIDS.

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CALIFORNIA LGBT ARTS ALLIANCE

Qcc is the fiscal sponsor and project co-ordinator for the California LGBT Arts Alliance. The Alliance is a network of artists who live in California. Check out the website.

Founded in 1993, Qcc is a multiracial community-building organization that fosters the artistic, economic and cultural development of San Francisco's LGBT community. We implement our mission by operating programs that commission and present Queer artists, that promote the development of culturally diverse Queer arts organizations and that document significant Queer arts events taking place in San Francisco.

By presenting, exhibiting, screening and documenting queer artists' work, Qcc contributes to the development of a multicultural perspective on the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender experience.

Qcc's website was launched in 1998 to expand our audience world-wide and to promote the work of significant LGBT artists.

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