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Sophia Wallace photo exhibition - Pink & Bent: May 21-June 28, 2008

May 16th, 2008

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May 21–June 28, Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation (LLGAF) presents Pink & Bent, an exhibition of international artwork by queer women. The show presents audiences with a visual experience that depicts the many threads that sew queer women together as a community. Nearly 50 artists are included in Pink & Bent including such notable names as Harmony Hammond, Phranc, Joan E. Brien and Sophia Wallace, hanging alongside lesser-known but no less impressive artists. The art of this exhibit explores topics of masculine/feminine, gender roles, self-identity and self-representation through the depiction of the artists themselves, their friends, lovers and more.

Breaking from her long term documentary, Bois and Dykes Sophia Wallace continues in her exploration of female masculinity in a new series of portraits. This work focuses on the intimacy between photographer and subject. While the subject matter in Sophia’s work remains consistent, this body of work places emphasis on form and aesthetic beauty in portraiture.
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