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Gay History: – Bisexual Mexican Artist Frida Kahlo Born (July 6, 1907 – July 13, 1954)
Bisexual Mexican artist Frida Kahlo has become not only an international icon for the power and intensity of her art,…
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Gay History: January 4th. – Marsden Hartley’s Cubism , Saskatchewan, and After Stonewall
January 4, 1877 – Marsden Hartley the American painter, poet, and essayist. is born in Lewiston, Maine. Hartley was in Paris…
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The Gay Forgotten – July 6, 1602: Martyred Flemish Sculptor Jérôme Duquesnoy
The Flemish artist Jérôme Duquesnoy was, in his day, regarded as one of the finest sculptors of the seventeenth century.…
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NYC: Lower East Side Residents Have Hard Feelings Over 4 Story Penis
The New York Daily News It’s a four-story outdoor art installation that’s hard to ignore. Residents of the Lower East Side…
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Petition Demands Metropolitan Museum of Art Remove Famous Painting Because It Sexualizes Young Woman
A petition has been launched demanding that the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC remove a 1938 painting of…
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ART NEWS: Peter Paul Rubens’ Portrait of King James’s Gay Lover Lost for 400 Years Found.
A long lost lost portrait by Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens of King James’s gay lover George Villiers, the…
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Professor Resigns from School of the Art Institute of Chicago After Social Justice Warriors Go Wild
A Chicago art professor resigned from his post earlier this month after a group of Social Justice Warrior students continually accused him of…
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Martha Stewart Photobombs Trump and Gives Him The Finger at Frieze New York Art Showing
The Frieze Art Fair has once again alighted on the fair isle of Manhattan—or Randall’s Island, to be precise—bringing with it…
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UPDATE: “Non-Gender Conforming Activist” Vandalize Famous Sheridan Square Sculpture For Stonewall Trans POC
Its being reported that “two queer and gender non-conforming activist women”one Latina and one White have vandalized the iconic gay…
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