2021
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Gaston Lacombe : new exhibit FRAGMENTS
Gaston Lacombe is what the oldtimers n PTown call “awashahore”. It’s the description that applies to many of us who visit this beautiful gay mecca on the very tip of Cape Cod and never leave. As Lacombe is an artist he quickly fitted into a community that respects and cherishes the arts on every…
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Queerguru’s Jonathan Kemp waxes lyrically about Gothic Opera’s new production of BLUEBEARD’S CASTLE
Bluebeard’s Castle by Béla Bartok Porchester Hall, London, July 8th-10th ☆☆☆☆ In mid-March 2020 – which feels now like eons ago – I waxed lyrical about a certain dancer, Carmine de Amicis, in his role as Jokanaan in a dance-theatre adaptation of Wilde’s Salomé . Then Covid19 struck and a hurdle-track of lockdowns prevented…
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Kyle Motsinger goes ‘retro” and sings for his supper in PTown’s Bear Week
Like so many other NY Bears, singer/songwriter Kyle Motsinger is heading to Provincetown this week and joining the ‘pack’. As well as partying and hanging by the pool with all the other hairy men, Motsinger will also be singing for his supper at the Post Office Cafe and Tin Pan Alley. He told Queerguru…
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Rodrigo Oliveira: Carioca, Negro, Queer
Brazilian photographer Rodrigo Oliveira lives in his childhood home in Barra de Guaratiba, a seaside suburb of Rio de Janeiro about 30 miles to the west of the city. The rural surroundings often serve as the backdrop of his compelling portraits of the Black queer community. Oliveira started his portrait work when he returned to…
