I'm so excited to share this interview with the co-creators of the Queer/Cuir Dominican Art Zine Project, a independently published zine that I was honored to contribute to earlier this year!

Photo of Victoria Schneider, trans & intersex activist & sex worker, celebrating after successfully suing the city of San Francisco for an unlawful strip search (1999). For more information about this item, please visit the DTA via the link in our bio. Image courtesy of GLBT HS. #TransHistory #DTA

Robert Opel (left) was a photographer and owner of Fey-Way Studios in San Francisco, the city's first gay erotic art gallery.

Sharing the fully dried cyanotype print I was working on the other day! It's a photograph I took at Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral in Québec City back in 2023 📷

Working on cyanotype prints 📃

saw this on an ACT UP poster from 1988 at the Poster House museum today. the more things change :)

New post about the life and legacy of Ray Navarro (1964–1990), the artist, filmmaker and HIV/AIDS activist!

Gay Monopoly Board Game (1983) by Park Sisters "Gay Monopoly: A celebration of gay life!" Published by Park Sisters in 1983. It is an unofficial Monopoly parody, created by a division of Fire Island Games Inc.

Club 82 Drag Show Program (1960s) Program for the Club 82 Revue, a NYC nightclub operating from the 1950s-1970s, that was known for its elaborate drag shows directed by Kitt Russell and featuring a lineup of talented female impersonators, live music, and lavish costumes. From the JD Doyle Archives

"Lesbian Americans: Don't Sell Out!" Poster (1998) by Dyke Action Machine! From The Tang Museum's Collections, Skidmore College

Harriet Alston and Shirley Carvin, NYC Pride March (1978) Salsa Soul Sisters was founded in 1974 by Rev. Dolores Jackson in NYC. It is the oldest Black lesbian and lesbians of color womanist organization in the United States. From the Lesbian Herstory Archives / #LesbianVisibilityWeek

Sisterhood Bookstore (1972 - 1999) was one of the first feminist bookstores in the United States, opened in 1972 in Los Angeles by a collective of lesbian feminists committed to creating space for women’s writing, politics, and community. Images from the June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives

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