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09/10/2024

My podcast Q***rphoria has been nominated for a Lovie! It would mean the world to me if you'd take a second right now to vote for us...

https://vote.lovieawards.com/PublicVoting #/2024/podcasts/series/diversity-equity-inclusion

03/10/2024

Graham Norton's Q***rphoria Podcast episode from Gay Star News is out now! Listen wherever you get your pods..

From his legendary talk show interviewing the world's biggest stars, to the inimitable voice of Eurovision, Graham Norton needs no introduction. On this week's episode of Q***rphoria, he reflects on the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, growing up in rural Ireland and how his first time in San Francisco changed his life.

03/10/2024

Join me in conversation with Graham Norton for the latest episode of the Q***rphoria Podcast! Listen now

From his legendary talk show interviewing the world's biggest stars, to the inimitable voice of Eurovision, Graham Norton needs no introduction. On this week's episode of Q***rphoria, he reflects on the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, growing up in rural Ireland and how his first time in San Francisco changed his life.

Produced by Auddy

14/07/2024

PHOTOGRAPHER’S GALLERY TAKEOVER
MEDITATIONS ON LOVE
Kitchen table series 2003, courtesy of MW Editions © Carrie Mae Weems

The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love - whether we call it friendship or family or romance - is the work of mirroring and magnifying each other’s light.” James Baldwin, Nothing Personal

Consider how love is represented, preserved and remembered through an archive of photobooks, novels and non-fiction works in Meditations on Love.

This special reading room is curated by Develop, a collective of six young people who have been commissioned to curate the show by The Photographers’ Gallery.

Designed as a welcoming reading room, everyone is invited to explore the plethora of books and reflect on the common thread that runs through stories of resilience, community, friendship, subversion, identity and q***rness.

Presenting the many languages of love through a global lens, photobooks from Tami Aftab, Ollie Adegboye, Deana Lawson, Ewen Spencer, and many others explore love’s complex and varying iterations: tender, provocative, q***r, defiant and sacrificial.

Together, this series of eclectic narratives attempts to articulate love’s capacity to endure amidst adversity, and its revolutionary power to resist.

For more info visit

13/07/2024

PHOTOGRAPHER’S GALLERY TAKEOVER
MEDITATIONS ON LOVE
Father & son image: © Ollie Adegboye

The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love - whether we call it friendship or family or romance - is the work of mirroring and magnifying each other’s light.” James Baldwin, Nothing Personal

Consider how love is represented, preserved and remembered through an archive of photobooks, novels and non-fiction works in Meditations on Love.

This special reading room is curated by Develop, a collective of six young people who have been commissioned to curate the show by The Photographers’ Gallery.

Designed as a welcoming reading room, everyone is invited to explore the plethora of books and reflect on the common thread that runs through stories of resilience, community, friendship, subversion, identity and q***rness.

Presenting the many languages of love through a global lens, photobooks from Tami Aftab, Ollie Adegboye, Deana Lawson, Ewen Spencer, and many others explore love’s complex and varying iterations: tender, provocative, q***r, defiant and sacrificial.

Together, this series of eclectic narratives attempts to articulate love’s capacity to endure amidst adversity, and its revolutionary power to resist.

For more info visit

12/07/2024

PHOTOGRAPHER’S GALLERY TAKEOVER
MEDITATIONS ON LOVE
BW/kissing image: Juggling is Easy © Peggy Nolan

The longer I live, the more deeply I learn that love - whether we call it friendship or family or romance - is the work of mirroring and magnifying each other’s light.” James Baldwin, Nothing Personal

Consider how love is represented, preserved and remembered through an archive of photobooks, novels and non-fiction works in Meditations on Love.

This special reading room is curated by Develop, a collective of six young people who have been commissioned to curate the show by The Photographers’ Gallery.

Designed as a welcoming reading room, everyone is invited to explore the plethora of books and reflect on the common thread that runs through stories of resilience, community, friendship, subversion, identity and q***rness.

Presenting the many languages of love through a global lens, photobooks from Tami Aftab, Ollie Adegboye, Deana Lawson, Ewen Spencer, and many others explore love’s complex and varying iterations: tender, provocative, q***r, defiant and sacrificial.

Together, this series of eclectic narratives attempts to articulate love’s capacity to endure amidst adversity, and its revolutionary power to resist.

For more info visit

19/06/2024

SLAVA X CRAP ZINE TAKEOVER!
Maxima, Riis Beach (2019), from Slava’s portfolio in the new issue of CRAP Zine by

Born in Siberia, Slava Mogutin is a Russian-American multimedia artist, author and activist exiled from Russia for his outspoken q***r writing and activism. A third-generation writer and self-taught photographer, he became the first Russian to be granted political asylum in the US on the grounds of homophobic persecution. Informed by his bicultural dissident and refugee experience, Mogutin’s work examines the notions of
displacement and identity, pride and shame, devotion and disaffection, love and hate.

Crap zine is a q***r zine exploring fe**shisation of garments thematically linked through colour. It’s a platform for community and collaboration. A space for interdisciplinary creatives to explore ideas through a q***r lens. It’s as serious as it is playful.

PARC is the collaborative output by Paul and Anthony Rawson-Campbell that is as much about the experience, energy and creative process as the imagery, artefacts and garments they create. Their work investigates and questions masculinity, gay culture, fe**sh and champions diverse and varied voices alongside their own.

18/06/2024

SLAVA X CRAP ZINE TAKEOVER!
Ilya, Moscow (2001) from Lost Boys series in Slava’s portfolio in the new issue of CRAP Zine by

Born in Siberia, Slava Mogutin is a Russian-American multimedia artist, author and activist exiled from Russia for his outspoken q***r writing and activism. A third-generation writer and self-taught photographer, he became the first Russian to be granted political asylum in the US on the grounds of homophobic persecution. Informed by his bicultural dissident and refugee experience, Mogutin’s work examines the notions of
displacement and identity, pride and shame, devotion and disaffection, love and hate.

Crap zine is a q***r zine exploring fe**shisation of garments thematically linked through colour. It’s a platform for community and collaboration. A space for interdisciplinary creatives to explore ideas through a q***r lens. It’s as serious as it is playful.

PARC is the collaborative output by Paul and Anthony Rawson-Campbell that is as much about the experience, energy and creative process as the imagery, artefacts and garments they create. Their work investigates and questions masculinity, gay culture, fe**sh and champions diverse and varied voices alongside their own.

18/06/2024

SLAVA X CRAP ZINE TAKEOVER!
Luke, NYC, from Slava’s portfolio in the new issue of CRAP Zine by

Born in Siberia, Slava Mogutin is a Russian-American multimedia artist, author and activist exiled from Russia for his outspoken q***r writing and activism. A third-generation writer and self-taught photographer, he became the first Russian to be granted political asylum in the US on the grounds of homophobic persecution. Informed by his bicultural dissident and refugee experience, Mogutin’s work examines the notions of
displacement and identity, pride and shame, devotion and disaffection, love and hate.

Crap zine is a q***r zine exploring fe**shisation of garments thematically linked through colour. It’s a platform for community and collaboration. A space for interdisciplinary creatives to explore ideas through a q***r lens. It’s as serious as it is playful.

PARC is the collaborative output by Paul and Anthony Rawson-Campbell that is as much about the experience, energy and creative process as the imagery, artefacts and garments they create. Their work investigates and questions masculinity, gay culture, fe**sh and champions diverse and varied voices alongside their own.

12/06/2024

SLAVA X CRAPZINE TAKEOVER!
Brian, Fire Island (2019), from Slava’s portfolio in CRAP Zine by

Born in Siberia, Slava Mogutin is a Russian-American multimedia artist, author and activist exiled from Russia for his outspoken q***r writing and activism. A third-generation writer and self-taught photographer, he became the first Russian to be granted political asylum in the US on the grounds of homophobic persecution. Informed by his bicultural dissident and refugee experience, Mogutin’s work examines the notions of
displacement and identity, pride and shame, devotion and disaffection, love and hate.

Crap zine is a q***r zine exploring fe**shisation of garments thematically linked through colour. It’s a platform for community and collaboration. A space for interdisciplinary creatives to explore ideas through a q***r lens. It’s as serious as it is playful.

PARC is the collaborative output by Paul and Anthony Rawson-Campbell that is as much about the experience, energy and creative process as the imagery, artefact and garments they create. Their work investigates and questions masculinity, gay culture, fe**sh and champions diverse and varied voices alongside their own.

10/06/2024

SLAVA X CRAP ZINE TAKEOVER!
Ange & June, Riis Beach (2019), from Slava’s portfolio in the new issue of CRAP Zine by

Born in Siberia, Slava Mogutin is a Russian-American multimedia artist, author and activist exiled from Russia for his outspoken q***r writing and activism. A third-generation writer and self-taught photographer, he became the first Russian to be granted political asylum in the US on the grounds of homophobic persecution. Informed by his bicultural dissident and refugee experience, Mogutin’s work examines the notions of
displacement and identity, pride and shame, devotion and disaffection, love and hate.

Crap zine is a q***r zine exploring fe**shisation of garments thematically linked through colour. It’s a platform for community and collaboration. A space for interdisciplinary creatives to explore ideas through a q***r lens. It’s as serious as it is playful.

PARC is the collaborative output by Paul and Anthony Rawson-Campbell that is as much about the experience, energy and creative process as the imagery, artefacts and garments they create. Their work investigates and questions masculinity, gay culture, fe**sh and champions diverse and varied voices alongside their own.

05/06/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
“A Stephan Mistler (1985) shot for the Do You Get It Graphics greeting card company, a company started by C**t Thomas and myself. Stephan was an amazingly sweet man. We did many shoots for many magazines together. He was the star of a bartender shoot for Hondo magazine which became the singular most popular issue of Honcho. Shooting for those magazines was good money back then... sigh.” - Jim Wigler, interviewed for Advocate 2019

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

04/06/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
Castro Street San Francisco 1983
Photo by ©️ Nicholas Blair

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

03/06/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
West Street NYC
Photo by Leonard Fink 1979
Courtesy The Center archives

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

02/06/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
Sunbathing, San Francisco
Photo by Crawford Wayne Barton 1976
Courtesy the archives

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

30/05/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
Publicity still of disco singer Paul Parker
Photo by Megatone Records 1981 courtesy Daniel Heinzmann archive

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

29/05/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
Juan Carlos Nagel and Pascal Alderburt, Probe, private members nightclub, Los Angeles
Photo by Rose de Castro, 1982 ©️Gary Wallen

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

28/05/2024

DANCE OF THE CLONES TAKEOVER
Kent, Russian River, bartender at The Lion Pub, San Francisco
Photo by ©️Jerry Pritikin 1976

Instagram account takes a deep dive into a gay subculture that no longer exists.

It started as a feed of music played at the Saint nightclub in 80s NYC. Followers started responding with their own stories about gay nightclubs in the late 70s and early 80s so expanded to include music videos and clips of music accompanied by images from nightclubs, clone culture and album covers.

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Join me in conversation with Graham Norton for the latest episode of the Q***rphoria Podcast! Listen now From his legendary talk show interviewing the world's biggest stars, to the inimitable voice of Eurovision, Graham Norton needs no introduction. On this week's episode of Q***rphoria, he reflects on the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, growing up in rural Ireland and how his first time in San Francisco changed his life. Produced by Auddy

Graham Norton's Q***rphoria Podcast episode from Gay Star News is out now! Listen wherever you get your pods.. From his legendary talk show interviewing the world's biggest stars, to the inimitable voice of Eurovision, Graham Norton needs no introduction. On this week's episode of Q***rphoria, he reflects on the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, growing up in rural Ireland and how his first time in San Francisco changed his life.

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