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Yasi Alipour & Meg Turner – A conversation about photography, queer collaborations, and Meg’s first photo book WET.Editor, writer and artist Yasi Alipour and long time friend and queer photographer Meg Turner talk about the creation of WET, published in March 2023 by Burn Barrel Press. Intimately involved in the creation of WET, Yasi and Meg discuss collaboration, publishing,…
RSVP encouragedThe Rainbow Book Fair is back! For our 12th Fair, the theme is “Count Us In!” We’ll be facing crucial Presidential and Congressional elections in 2024, and too often LGBT people have been counted out as a political and cultural force. This year, we’re saying Count Us In! As…
As part of the collaborative exhibition between Lambda Legal and the American LGBTQ+ Museum titled Queer Justice: 50 Years of Lambda Legal at the Forefront of LGBTQ+ Justice, we invite you to a panel conversation exploring the critical roles organizations like ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) and Visual…
a:1:{i:0;s:6984:” Bobba, Veena Photos and videos covering a range of topics from personal work including painting, knitting, dancing, and baking to Black Lives Matter protests Brown, Barry Photographs and video compilation of daily drag series ‘WERK From Home’ Carmichael, Brian Photograph of Brian with protest sign, and text “American Perspective”…
The Bureau is pleased to present I Cannot Begin to Tell You How Angry I’ve Been, a solo exhibition of work by Ryan Wilks.Opening reception: September 14, 2023, 6-8 PMExhibition dates: September 14 – November 19, 2023Ryan Wilks is an artist working out of Kansas City. They delight in the dirty-schoolboy-like quality of drawing crude…
The NY Queer Zine Fair brings together queer artists, zine makers, collectives, and publishers to share and discuss their art and process. Exhibitors also have their work for sale, ranging from handmade zines to small-run publications. NYQZF strives to be a place where diverse genders, backgrounds, experiences, and identities are…
Come celebrate diversity and inclusion at our Pride Exhibition in honor of World Refugee Day! Join us at The NYC LGBT Community Center 208 West 13th Street, New York, NY, USA for a day filled with art, music, and community. This exhibition provides an invaluable opportunity for the public to engage in meaningful conversations,…
