09/26/2026
Join us for a special presentation by photographer Chloe Sherman, whose photographs of q***r life in San Francisco during the 1990s have taken on new meaning over time. Originally made on 35mm film, these intimate portraits capture a vibrant period of creativity, self-expression, and community and now serve as an important record of q***r life and culture during a pivotal moment in history.
Chloe shares her experience revisiting this work decades after making it and considers what happens when photographs become part of the historical record. She discusses the role photography can play in documenting communities that have often been overlooked in mainstream archives. She explores how photographs continue to shape our understanding of the past, giving visibility to stories that might otherwise be lost and creating a sense of connection and belonging long after they were made.
The program concludes as Chloe engages in a live Q&A with the webinar audience. For those unable to attend live, a recording is available to all registered participants.
Visit the link below to learn more and register for this free online artist talk:
➡️ bit.ly/sfw-sherman
Image Credit: Chloe Sherman
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