EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – Tammy Rae Carland
Tammy Rae Carland Artist Statement “The fiction of our invisibility remains influential.” Neil Bartlett A photograph is literally a trace, a sign, a symbol or evidence of something that was, […]
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EG: (r)Evolution of Gender – 2003
EG: (r)Evolution of Gender June 6-29, 2011 SOMArts Gallery and Cultural Center San Francisco, California Curated by: Eliot K Daughtry and Kriss De Jong of Killer Banshee Studios Outside of […]
The Cockettes – Movie Premiere
THE COCKETTES It is the end of a decade, New Year’s Eve 1969. At the Palace Theater in San Francisco’s North Beach, a ragtag bunch of hippies take the stage. […]
The Cockettes – Blair Paltridge
BLAIR PALTRIDGE Blair Paltridge photographed The Cockettes in some of their early theatrical productions. This laid the groundwork for his fine photography and scholarly research in Mexican Art History. Blair […]
The Cockettes – Kreemah Ritz
KREEMAH RITZ Original Cockette member Kreemah Ritz was known for his duets with Scrumbly in the early shows at the Palace Theatre. In 1998 he curated “Sylvester: Metamorphosis”, which opened […]
The Cockettes – Fayette Hauser
FAYETTE HAUSER Original Cockette member Fayette Hauser has designed costumes for Bette Midler, the group Manhattan Transfer and numerous films. Fayette is also known for her work as a table-top […]
The Cockettes: Dan Nicoletta
DANIEL NICOLETTA San Francisco’s premier photographer of queer counter culture, Daniel Nicoletta first burst upon the scene at Harvey Milk’s famed Castro Camera shop. Reggie at Opening Night of Marc […]
The Cockettes: Robert Altman
ROBERT ALTMAN One of the original photographers for Rolling Stone magazine, Robert’s photographs are featured in Cameron Crowe’s film “Almost Famous”. Ray and Rumi in Gone with the Showboat […]
The Cockettes – Jon Sims Center
CATCHING UP WITH THE COCKETTES Jon Sims Center, San Francisco. “A riot of color” and “the air was intoxicating” were among the comments overheard at Catching Up With The Cockettes […]
The Cockettes 2002
Introduction by RUMI The Exhibition, Catching Up With The Cockettes, was originally presented at the Jon Sims Center in San Francisco as part of the National Queer Arts Festival 2002. […]