It’s a dull Monday morning which we wanted to brighten up by reproducing this fashion shoot from Les Hommes Publics starring the Austrian ex judo fighter turned model Julian Schneyder. This cover story for the Magazine’s April Edition was photographed by Pablo Saez, and styled by Eus Cantó. Schneyder is wearing clothes from the … Continue reading
A new GILBERT & GEORGE Exhibit is always a reason for celebration. These two queer artists have worked together as a collaborative art duo for over 50 years winning every major prestigious art prize ……like the Tate’s Turner Award. More importantly, their distinctive and highly formal appearance and manner in performance art, and also … Continue reading
Jerker, or The Helping Hand: A Pornographic Elegy with Redeeming Social Value and a Hymn to the Queer Men of San Francisco in Twenty Telephone Calls, Many of Them Dirty (commonly known simply as Jerker) is a 1986 one-act play by Robert Chesley. Chesley wrote the play because he believed it was “important to remove the stigma … Continue reading
Rev. Raymond Broshears was a gay preacher from Illinois who moved to San Francisco in 1965. It was there, after being beaten by a group of teenagers, that he decided to protect his community. He formed the Lavender Panthers, a group of armed gay activists on the prowl for would-be gay bashers. Read MORE … Continue reading
After talking with filmmaker Chris McKim about his new doc on David Wojnarowicz one of the greatest queer artists in 1980/1990’s, it seemed serendipitous that we also hear from George Towne about his new Exhibit. Like Wojnarowicz, Towne has made NY ‘s East Village his home and has firmly established himself as part … Continue reading