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The 3rd Annual Black Queer Creative Summit is in LA on Sept 18-21
If there is one overriding consequence of the 100+ days of this horrific, homophobic, transphobic and unashamedly racist administration is that we need to make our voices heard if we are to retain any of the rights that our community fought so hard for. The overwhelmingly deafening silence from the Democrats in general has been…
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$3 Bill: Evidence of Queer Lives : another stunning new queer exhibit at GETTY, LA
The second ‘must’ see’ queer exhibit at the Getty Museum in LA right now is $3 Bill: Evidence of Queer Lives. Presented by The Getty Research Institute, this dynamic and timely exhibition explores queer representation through art, ephemera, videos, and archival materials dating from 1900 to the present day. Highlighting the enduring contributions of LGBTQ+ artists,…
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Getty Center LA : QUEER LENS: A (STUNNING) HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY Exhibit
On June 17th, the GETTY MUSEUM in LA opened its second queer exhibit this summer Queer Lens: A History of Photograph is the first major exhibition in the United States to survey the history of photography through a queer lens, bringing together a variety of works that explore photography’s profound role in shaping and affirming…
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‘Think of Me When It Thunders’ an exhibition of works by Larry Stanton a talented queer portraitist from the 80’s
Larry Stanton was an American portrait artist in New York’s Greenwich Village in the 1980s whose work was championed by his peers such as David Hockney, Henry Geldzahler, and Ellsworth Kelly He was also one of the many talented queer men who died prematurely as a victim of the AIDS pandemic ….. he was just 37…
