A Workshop entitled DEAREST ART COLLECTOR hosted by Ferren Gibson is just one of the many events at TATE LATES this week that celebrate women artists in Tate’s collection in London. Inspired by Guerrilla Girls’ Dearest Art Collector, when they began a campaign that targeted museums, dealers, critics, and artists who they felt were responsible … Continue reading
Discovery plus TV channel is getting for Pride Month this coming June with a brand new series The Book of Queer which is set to uncover LGBTQ+ history. The program will highlight some of history’s most world-changing heroes, whose stories and contributions have been erased, marginalized or straight washed throughout the years. The narratives … Continue reading
Michael Dayton Hermann’s Andy Warhol. Love, Sex, and Desire. Drawings 1950–1962 brings together over 300 drawings of men reveling in the pleasure of youth, beauty, and the flesh that are rarely seen. In 1952 an unknown Warhol had been working on a series of elegant line drawings celebrating queer love – a style and subject … Continue reading
Miss Dina Martina is one of the most original exhilarating performers who is considered drag royalty in places around the globe like Provincetown, Seattle, and London, and is heading to Sony Hall in New York next month. Her show is wickedly funny and such a sheer joy: she exudes her slightly manic and bizarre … Continue reading
This Charmant Man The regular audience of Queerguru will know the fashion roots of our Editor in Chief, London design icon Roger Walker-Dack. They will also be aware that I am considered a ‘diversity hire’ at your favorite media, style, and entertainment conglomerate, having famously lived fashion-free for fifty years. Today our exasperated yet optimistic … Continue reading