Category: Art & Culture
Queer Medieval Literature
The vulgate version of the Arthurian romances; Volume 3 Queer Medieval Literature The older a...
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God is Gay
At least in Hinduism, they are. Across India, Nepal and beyond, the God Shiva is worshipped — a...
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If Not Now, When? Kristián Németh and the Fragile Politics of Faith
left: Slza (Memoriál Juraja a Matúša). Photo Adam Šakový – left inset: Photo Kvet Nguyen...
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From “Slay” to “Yas Queen”: How Queer Slang Took Over the Mainstream
May 2016. In Bernie Sanders’ U.S. presidential campaign, the term “throwing shade” makes its way...
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Rainbow Comic: Pride
First published in Buchstawenzopp, the school paper of Lycée Ermesinde, Megan Maathuis’ Rainbow...
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Lubunca: Queer Language, Queer Legacy
As a queer activist from Türkiye, I have spent years observing both the struggles and resilience...
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Uncensored Ties: Annegret Soltau and the Radical Stitching of Self
Ausstellungsansicht „Unzensiert. Annegret Soltau – Eine Retrospektive“, Foto: Städel Museum –...
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Drag you into our reality
There’s so much we could tell you about drag, as there are as many forms of drag as there are...
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Burlesque: An Inclusive, Accessible, and Empowering World
When people hear the word burlesque, they often picture clichés: an old-fashioned cabaret show...
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Short Thoughts About The State Of Asexual And Aromantic Representation in Pop Culture
After many adventures, the story finally ends. The princess marries the prince, and they live...
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Seventy Years of The Family of Man: A Legacy in Question
« The Family of Man », Clervaux Castle © CNA/Romain Girtgen, 2013 The Family of Man is an...
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An Artist’s Reckoning with Silence, Memory and Survival
The opening of Sam Hrawy’s exhibition Motions of Silence, held on Friday, May 23, at the Rainbow...
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