Life
After Death
Embracing the Queer Widow |
| Introduction |
| A Selection of Works |
| Exhibition Information |
 
A Conversation with Dan Pillers |
| Credits and Links |
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| Credits and Links |
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Curator: Many thanks to Dan Pillers, curator and producer of the exhibition, for his enthusiasm and tireless effort in realizing this remarkable project. Behind the Scenes:
Charles Wilmarth, from The Jons Sims Center for Performing Arts for the use of the space for workshops and rehearsals. John DeLois, of SPACE 743 for hosting the exhibition. Without these three guys the project would
have never got off the
The National Queer Arts Festival 2001 for
inclusion in this year's
The Artists:
Digital Media Production:
For more information about this exhibition and related news items, please visit the sites listed below: |
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| http://www.fagart.com | Dan Pillers website | |||
| http://www.jonsimsctr.org/ | Jon Sims Center for the Arts | |||
| http://www.harveymilk.org/ | Harvey Milk Institute | |||
| http://www.queerculturalcenter.org/ | National Queer Arts Festival 2001 | |||
| http://digitalsouls.com | Art, Philosophy, Culture - online gallery and ezine featuring new media art since 1997 (be sure to sign up on digitalsouls.com's mailing list for news and updates) | |||
| Life After Death: Embracing the Queer Widow is produced and curated by Dan Pillers / Fagart Unlimited as part of The National Queer Arts Festival 2001. The project is funded, in part, by a "Creating Queer Community Grant for Emerging Artists," a collaborative project of the Jon Sims Center, the Harvey Milk Institute and the Queer Cultural Center as part of the Gateway Initiative of The San Francisco Foundation. Please see Credits and Links for more information. |
