To Move Toward the Limits of Living: LGBTQ+ Works from the Collection
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Main Museum |
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When |
March 7, 2024 – January 13, 2025 |
Where |
Main Museum |
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When |
March 7, 2024 – January 13, 2025 |
Drawing from the museum’s photography, painting, and design collections, To Move Toward the Limits of Living examines how LGBTQ+ artists have used diverse strategies to respond to experiences of exclusion and discover new possibility, casting light on subjects including the LGBTQ+ self, domestic space, and the broader social world.
While grappling with shared concerns like identity, marginality, and the AIDS epidemic, the works on view underscore the diversity of approaches to art and living within LGBTQ+ community, adopting visual strategies from documentary photography to hard-edge abstraction.
The exhibition takes its title from the novelist Larry Mitchell who wrote about LGBTQ+ communities living “between revolutions” in the 1970s, depicting both the constraints of existence in a hostile society and the possibility of finding abundance beyond a world of threats.
Artists included in the exhibition include Ruth Bernhard, Mark Bradford, Nan Goldin, Jim Isermann, Bob Mizer, and Wolfgang Tillmans.
Exhibition Highlights
This event is part of our Q+ ART program.
A Palm Springs Art Museum center supporting LGBTQ+ creative achievements
The exhibition is made possible by the generous supporters of the Q+ Art program, including Founding Benefactors Craig Hartzman & James John; Founders Simon K. Chiu, Arthur M. Cohen & Daryl R. Otte, Kevin Comer & Rick Distel, Mark Hamilton & Juan Francisco, John P. Monahan, Jonathan Murray & Harvey Reese, Mark Pellegrino & Stuart Kent, Michael W. Rabkin & Chip Tom, Pamela Schmider, Robert Shiell; and Patrons Steve Corkin & Dan Maddalena, Eric Dingler & Rob Reinhart, and Drew Hodges & Peter Kukielski.