Pride Art on Wikipedia
Pride Art is now available on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pride_Art
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A united queer movement is behind Pride Art's project, which in 2022 will establish one of the world's first centers for queer art and culture. Together with the queer culture magazine MELK, Pride Art has been working since 2020 on studies of the possibility of creating a permanent exhibition space and living cultural center based on joint use. The time is ripe
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Tove-Mari Odderdal's work "At The Last Supper We Shall Not Be Ashamed" attracted attention during the exhibition "Pay it forward" on the occasion of Skeive Sørlandsdager in Kristiansand 2020: blikk.no
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As revenge for the downgrade year 2020 and warming up to the queer culture year 2022, Pride Art invites a large-scale gathering of queer art and culture to show queer art and culture on queer terms. An unprecedented diversity of artists, expressions, workshops and debates will give the public and cultural life a unique insight into queer aesthetics and
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FINALLY! Pride Art is proud to announce the 2021 OPEN CALL for artists! Until the 24th of March you can now register to participate in the Pride Art arena for queer art and culture at beautiful DOGA. Welcome! Follow the link to register: https://www.deltager.no/prideart2021#init
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