Formerly Known As
Now in its third year, Formerly Known As started as an art project to expand the conversation around sex work to include more men and transgender people. Shows have been […]
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Now in its third year, Formerly Known As started as an art project to expand the conversation around sex work to include more men and transgender people. Shows have been […]
What stories do city walls, border walls, and prison walls have to tell us? What stories are stuck inside bedroom walls, kitchen walls, and the walls that separate neighbors from […]
Kiki & Herb, Gilbert & George—many queer artists have sought collaboration as a way to elevate their art to another plane and push their ideas beyond their own ken. Collaborations […]
During the Winter and Spring of 2011, we’ve paired some of the finest emerging Bay Area poets with luminaries who span four decades of literary legacy to bring you Out […]
Are you a virtuous woman? Do you intend to live a virtuous life in the United States? Do you know that you are at liberty now to go to the […]
Artists and Their Circles Carland, Katz, and Koestenbaum are joined in an onstage discussion to address how artistic circles form and transform visual and literary artistic practices. Coinciding with the […]
Don’t miss one of the first collections featuring queer graffiti and street art artists. A multimedia featuring catolog, postered construction walls, murals, and visual arts exhibit, it’s a groundbreaking project! […]
June 3-4 Organ Donor with Kyra Rice, Michael Velez, Ronja Ver and Tyler Holmes The Garage 975 Howard St. SF 8pm $10-$20 975howard.com June 5-6 Garage All-Stars I with STEAMROLLER, […]
The BEarMUSEMENT art exhibition foregrounds ideas about what images are considered “beautiful” in LGBTQ culture and forwards an aesthetic vision of Bears and Chubs. Exhibition artist Noel Ibay works in […]
QCC’s Queer Conversations on Culture and the Arts presents: Jonathan D. Katz, co-curator of Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture A Fundraiser/Reception and Lecture LGBT Center – 4th floor […]
