Street art harkens back to a more radical, democratic era in art, but now, it’s absolutely mainstream (sometimes even boring and banal.) However, at Tate Liverpool, one of the great artists who started on the streets is being rightfully celebrated: … Continued

At the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, located in lower Manhattan, New York, Donna Gottschalk’s oeuvre of courageous, captivating women line the walls. Brave, Beautiful Outlaws peels the curtains away from a view of life that society struggled … Continued

A chilling but beautiful vignette, Alex Bohr’s short film Hope presents a fusion of courage and pride against the backdrop of the heart-wrenching assassination of Harvey Milk in 1978. The first openly gay elected official in the history of California, … Continued