Colour and Freedom
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Description
Art has always created a space where it is possible to see, feel, and live in new ways. In this episode, we explore how the queer community has expressed their experiences and identities through art while also challenging the boundaries of gender and sexuality.
The narrator leads the viewer through art history and contemporary examples—artworks where diversity is given space. How have love, the body, and community been depicted in art? What has been hidden, and what has been made visible?
The episode does not offer ready answers but invites us to freely see and hear in new ways. It opens new avenues to examine art through a queer lens—to be curious, empathetic, and liberated.
Colour and Freedom is a journey through art, identity, and self-expression that invites us to encounter diversity as a valuable part of our shared culture.
Images:
Beda Stjernschantz: Self-Portrait, 1892. Finnish National Gallery Collection / Ateneum Art Museum. Photo: Finnish National Gallery / Hannu Pakarinen
Tom of Finland: Drawing, 1980. Finnish National Gallery Collection / Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma. Photo: Finnish National Gallery / Petri Virtanen
Samira Elagoz & Z Walsh: You can't get what you want but you can get me, 2023. Finnish National Gallery Collection / Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma. Photo: Finnish National Gallery