interview
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Filmmaker SASHA WATERS talks about MARY OLIVER: Saved By The Beauty Of The World
Queerquru first met Sasha Waters in Provincetown, where we live every summer. The town is the oldest art colony in the US and has a history of being home to some of the country’s finest artists and writers . One such resident was Pulitzer Prize winner Mary Oliver, who in 2007 was named the best-selling…
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Tyler Isaac Martin tells Queerguru ‘DON’T SUCK’ (and we happily obey)
I hate to use clichés when talking about the multi-talented Tyler Isaac Martin, BUT he really is such a breath of fresh air. In a queer cultural climate on TV (dare we say desert?) where the major mainstream queer comedies such as Will and Grace, Ellen, It’s a Sin, Queer as Folk, Noah’s ARK etc.,…
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Queer Cuban artist Rene Farias talks about being part of ART GAYSEL 13 in Provincetown
Alex Guerra is the co-owner of Hotel Gaythering THE queer hotel on Miami Beach. When Queerguru first heard of his ambitious plans to help support queer artists and queer art all those years ago, we were there like a shot. We’ve never missed a single event since, and now we are back visiting ART GAYSEL…
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Eric Price talks about his new art show ‘TIDAL FLATS’ : his latest love letter to Provincetown
Eric Price is a Provincetown-based figurative painter who is equally passionate about his art as he is about the town he now calls home. His love affair is always apparent in his work, possibly more than even in his new show entitled Tidal Flats that is just about to open at the Greg Salvatori…
