Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterNot surprisingly but James Frederick, one of Queerguru’s favorite PTown Artists, latest mini comic book really sums up how we all feel right now. Like him we are also nuts about nuts BUT also it is the perfect description of this mandatory self-isolating we are all undertaking . Even if it also means we … Continue reading
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James Frederick queer painter. illustrator and cartoonist is celebrating PTown Pride at his Gallery in the Town center with a invite to PUCKER UP FOR PRIDE. Based on his latest comic book he will be encouraging people to pucker up with him and/or their significant other as part of the Pride Festivities. He told QUEERGURU all about it
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Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterJames Frederick (one of) our favorite P Town artists has just released his latest very cute comic books. He has never admitted it to us but we think they are all auto-biographical and so hence in the middle of winter when the town is all but deserted his mind has wandered back to a … Continue reading
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Provincetown has long been home to a colony of very successful artists but not all of them now are from the ‘old school’. James Frederick is part of new breed of creatives in town whose work crosses boundaries with his abstract landscapes on one hand and his hit series of gay mini-comic books on the other one. Last time we interviewed him via Facebook we were inundated with fan mail …… and some of it was even about his art. So we visited him in his studio to see what he’s working on now.
Author queerguruPosted on Categories queermatterBearded Provincetown artist James Frederick, who queerguru interviewed a few weeks ago (https:// queerguru.com/2018/01/james-frederick-draws-the-funny-side-of-provincetown) has just published his latest adult comic book. Called What’s Weird About a Beard we are guessing this is like a memoir as ever since we have known Frederick he has always sported a fine growth of facial hair. He writes ” Beards … Continue reading
