Amy Gottlieb (born 1953, died July 27, 2023 [1]) is a Canadian queer activist, artist and educator.
In June of 1981, she spoke at The Toronto Marxist Institute with Gary Kinsman and Tim McCaskell at the public forum titled "Strange Bedfellows: Lesbians, Gays, and the left".
[10] In 2023, Spacing magazine interviewed Gottlieb about the early years of Pride organizing in Toronto and protesting the bath house raids.
[11] Gottlieb's artistic work [12] explored family history, and the relationship between personal and historical memory.
Gottlieb's photomontages are layered images combining her mother’s FBI surveillance files with family photographs.