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‘Allen Ginsberg and Vivian Maier: Notes from the Margins’ @ the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York : TOTALLY UNMISSABLE
One of Queerguru’s favorite documentaries of all time is Finding Vivian Maier (2013). (SEE HERE) It’s the story of how graduate student John Maloof unwittingly uncovered a photographic treasure trove of an unknown photographer who had produced some of the very best street images from the 1950’s to the late 1990’s. Vivian Maier had been a children’s nanny…
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BEAR WITNESS : an exhibition exploring the history, identity, and culture of the Bear community.
The Bears are probably not just the happiest of all the genres in the LGBTQIA+ community, but they are also among the best organized. They have played a powerful role in LGBTQ+ history, creating spaces of belonging, visibility, and connection. Currently packing the streets and beaches of Provincetown for the Annual Bear Week, more…
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QUEER MIGRATIONS FESTIVAL that celebrates the resilience and creativity of queer migrants in LONDON now
Europe, particularly the UK, faced a seismic population shift in the years following WW2. With such a shortage of manpower, they initiated the first official immigration from the West Indies, then a British Colony. Known as the Windrush generation, their arrival meant that the UK could finally staff its new National Health Service, amongst other…
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Georg Meyer-Weil’s new exhibition PUNCH explores the subject of boxing and wrestling.
Queer London artist Georg Meyer-Wiel‘s fascination with exploring masculinity through a rich variety of media comes through so brilliantly in his new work in his latest solo exhibition PUNCH which opens this week at London’s Fitzrovia Gallery and presents new drawings on paper, exploring the subject of boxing and wrestling. Since graduating…
