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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Catherine Opie – To Be Seen, an exhibition of the artist’s remarkable portraiture, now on at London’s National Portrait Gallery.
Queer America is under attack at the moment, so the representation of LGBTQ American lives is more important than ever. It’s therefore ideal timing for Catherine Opie’s first major UK museum show, To Be Seen, which is now on at London’s National Portrait Gallery. Since she launched her career in the late 1980s, queer representation…
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Martin Sherman.s memoir ‘ON THE BOARDWALK’ is shortlisted for a prestigious LAMBDA AWARD
Like most of QUEERGURU’s (wonderfully talented) team, Justin David, one of our newest newbie writers, wears many hats. (Probably many dresses too, but that’s a story for another time) Justin is one half of INKANDESCENT, a publishing venture with a commitment to ideas, subjects, and voices underrepresented by mainstream publishing. He and partner Nathan Evans…
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Category is Macbeth : Tuckshop’s prodcution of an all new Drag Macbeth opens in London
In Shakespeare’s day, it was the norm for all the female parts in his plays to be played by men …..and here we are some 400 years later and the practice is being revived with a drag version of Macbeth. Good choice when you think about it as after all Macbeth is a Shakespearean tragedy…
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Queerguru’s Peter Minkoff tells “How Hairstyles Can Help You Embrace Androgyny”
In recent years, fashion and personal expression have increasingly blurred traditional lines between masculine and feminine styles. Androgyny—a blend of both masculine and feminine traits—has become a popular way to express individuality, confidence, and freedom from rigid societal norms. One of the most powerful tools for exploring androgyny is, surprisingly, something often overlooked: your hairstyle.…
