OPENING RECEPTION AND BOOK SIGNING: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 5-7PM
The U.S. military has a long history of human rights abuses against homosexuals resulting in lost careers and shattered lives. From 2009 to 2013, documentary photographer Vincent Cianni made a series of...
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Little Joe, a magazine about queers and cinema, mostly, presents a selection of films in which pornography is peripheral for the New York City Porn Film Festival. The works explore pornography's potential within the context of experimental film and video,...
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"Feeling animalistic. Feeling Hyena. Feeling Wolf. Feeling Dog. I am tongue and heart." –David WojnarowiczThe Grazer Kunstverein continues to question the concept of social abstraction by presenting work by two exceptional American artists who have both gained cult status in...
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HIV/AIDS remains one of the biggest public health crises worldwide. In the United States, new infection rates continue to be high, particularly among younger Black and Latino men. Four HIV/AIDS activists under 30 have been invited to share stories...
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Joan Mitchell Foundation Education & Research Center
Friday, March 13, 2015
from 3:00pm–7:00pm
All around the world, women experience disproportionate rights violations based solely on their gender—when you add HIV, the violations increase. As we compound the intersecting identities such as identifying as a sex worker, drug user, LGBTQ, or a...
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How do participatory art practices shift culture? Join the discussion with Tiny aka Lisa Gray-Garcia, the co-founder of POOR Magazine and Homefulness Project, a landless peoples movement in East Oakland; AIDS activist Dont Rhine; and Tony Valenzuela, the executive director...
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In honor of its 25th Anniversary, the film Paris is Burning will be screened at the Bronx Museum, followed by a Q&A led by BronxWorks’ Sexual Health Promotion Through Youth Leadership youth and a Voguing Workshop led by Visual...
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Born in Hong Kong and later based in New York City, Tseng Kwong Chi (1950–1990) produced a large body of witty, playful, performance-based photography that both captures the pivotal Manhattan downtown and club scenes and reflects the increasingly globalized movement...
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TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE. WATCH THE PUBLICITY SHORT HERE. SYNOPSIS: Mrs. Hue lives in present day Vietnam with a small group of women who are all living with HIV/AIDS. Bricks smash the windows of her small house. The locals...
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