Los Angeles Review of Books

M. Buna interviews me about my new book, The Shape of Sex: Nonbinary Gender from Genesis to the Renaissance.

New Books Network

You can listen to me talk about The Shape of Sex, on this podcast hosted by Leo Valdes.

People

People interviews me about my photo series "In the Age of Mechanical Reproduction." 

The New York Times

I'm interviewed for "Why Doesn't Anyone Want to Live in this Perfect Place?" about the history of womyn's lands (lesbian intentional communities).

BOMB Interview

I'm delighted to share filmmaker and writer Alexis Clements's interview with me in BOMB. We talk about lesbian archives, dyke-alikes, doubling, reproduction, and the challenges of seeing queer and trans families. 

Feature Shoot

Ellyn Kail's piece for Feature Shoot on my "Lesbian Land" exhibition at the Stonewall National Museum and Archives in Florida.

PhotoVogue & Vogue Italia 

"Resemblance" featured as part of the Eye Mama book project!

Vulture

Jerry Saltz mentions my work in his review of the Brooklyn Museum's Brooklyn Artists Exhibition

PhMuseum

includes my work in "10 Photographers To Discover On Mother’s Day."

Out Magazine

"28 Self-Portraits Show the Beauty of Queer Creativity" features my photography alongside some wonderful company.

Huff Post

Priscilla Frank writes about my photo series "In the Age of Mechanical Reproduction."

Slate

Slate highlights my photo series in "Allaitement technologique." 

Hyperallergic

Clarity Haynes profiles my artwork and politics along with some other artists I love in "How We Got Here: Portrait of the Artist as a Queer Feminist."

Feature Shoot 

Ellyn Kail talks to me about my photo series "In the Age of Mechanical Reproduction."

Artforum 

Katie Anania reviews the exhibition "Friendship and Freedom."

GLQ

Andy Campbell writes about photography and queer archives in this 25th anniversary issue.

Art Papers 

includes my travel photography alongside a beautiful essay by poet Kristin Naca.

Politiken

The leading Danish daily newspaper discusses my artwork.

Refinery 29

Sara Coughlin writes about technology, the body, and my photo series.

Redbook

Caralynn Lippo and I talk about failure, nature, and the limits of our bodies.

Parents

Honesty about our bodies and birth is the subject of this feature in Parents.

Pastelegram

Chelsea Weathers and I talk about punk, archives, and queer history. 

Huff Post

Priscilla Frank writes about my photo-based work on the history of lesbian land.

Modern Painters

"Friendship and Freedom," my exhibition with Edie Fake and Nightmare City, reviewed.

Buzzfeed

includes my photos in a "best of" photos round up.

Austin Chronicle

Andy Campbell and I discuss queer space, art, and activism.

LA Weekly

LA Weekly highlights my show at the ONE Archives and National Gay & Lesbian Museum.

P3

Portuguese photography site features a spread of my photos.

JSTOR Daily

JSTOR gives a shout-out to my research on sex- and gender-variance before modernity.

Et Alors?

JF. Pierets talks to me about lesbian photography, the history of communes, and utopian visions of the future.

Notches

History of sexuality blog Notches interviews me about nonbinary sex, Adam and Eve, and the gender of Jesus.

Additional Press and Scholarship 

Lisa L. Moore, “Safe Space, Silo Storage: Outhouse with a View: Lesbian Garden History,” in Queering the Interior, ed. Andrew Gorman-Murray and Matt Cook (London: Bloomsbury Press, 2018), 117-29.

Sara Coughlin, “Ehrlich und ungeschönt: Diese Fotoszeigen dieSeite des Stillens, über die keiner spricht,” Huffington Post (Germany)(July 19,2017).

“Maszynydo karmienia - tak wyglądają młode matki w obiektywie tejfotografki. Cozaaparatura,” Gazeta.pl (March 14, 2017).

Valerie Siebert, "Powerful photo series shows mothers," Daily Mail (March 8, 2017). 

Lisa L. Moore,“Women’s Land as Garden History: Art, Activism, and Lesbian Spaces,” in Disciples of Flora: Gardens in History and Culture, ed. Victoria Emma Pagán, Judith W. Page, Brigitte Weltman-Aron (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015), 21-30.

Risa Puleo, “New Territories of Queer Separatism,” Art Papers (March/April 2015): 46-9.

Nicole Disser, “Feminist Punk Panel Talks Zines, Radical Politics, and Race,” Bedford + Bowery (March 16, 2015).

Gwendolyn Beetham,“The Academic Feminist: Leah DeVun on Feminist Art and Womyn’s Lands,” Feministing.com (March 24, 2014).

Andrew Russeth et al., “Eight Things to do in New York’s Art World Before March 30,” Gallerist (March 24, 2014).

Anthea Black, “No Quaint Past: An Interview with Leah DeVun on Photography, Land Dykes, and their Architectures,” No More Potlucks 31 (2014).

Artist Portfolio, “Habitat,” Invisible City 8(2014).

Artist Portfolio,“Masculine,” Capricious 14 (2013).

Emily Messer, “Gallery Stroll,” San Antonio Express-News (January 16, 2011).

“Critic’s Pick: Art Opening: Leah DeVun and Sarah Sudhoff: Femininity Constructed,” San Antonio Current (January 6, 2011).

Laura Grace Hamer, “Leah DeVun: Women and their Work, Austin,” Artlies: A Contemporary Art Quarterly (July 1, 2010).

Clare Croft, “Our Hands on Each Other: Exploring Feminism, ‘Queerness’ Leads Artist to ‘Womyn’s Lands’ in Mississippi,” Austin American-Statesman (June 27, 2010).

Katie Anania, “Critics’ Pick: Leah DeVun and Levi Dugat,” Artforum (October 13, 2009).

Wayne Alan Brenner,"New American Talent: TheTwenty-Fourth Exhibition," Austin Chronicle (August 7, 2009).

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