2023 Festival ← Public Programs Panel

Finding LGBTQ2+ Communities in archival photographs

Collision Gallery
Laura Proctor, Toronto Pride, 2022 (A person waves a Pride flag that includes black and brown stripes for LGBTQ+ communities of color, as well as pink, light blue and white from the Transgender Pride Flag at the Toronto Pride Parade on June 26, 2022), Toronto Pride/Courtesy of the artist and The Magenta Foundation
Laura Proctor, Toronto Pride, 2022 (A person waves a Pride flag that includes black and brown stripes for LGBTQ+ communities of color, as well as pink, light blue and white from the Transgender Pride Flag at the Toronto Pride Parade on June 26, 2022), Toronto Pride/Courtesy of the artist and The Magenta Foundation

Presented in relation to the exhibition Joy. Sorrow. Anger. Love. PRIDE. at Collision Gallery, this panel will discuss the role of photographs and photograph collections in building LGBTQ2+ communities. Focusing on The ArQuives’ collection, it will touch on the role of photographs in archives, the challenges associated with un-described photos, and how LGBTQ2+ communities can activate photographs as they work to establish their own community identities.

No registration required.

Presented by The Magenta Foundation and The ArQuives

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