Rainbow LaGuardia Showcases LGBT Stories Beyond the Classroom
Read my review of this exhibition at The LGBT Review:
In fact, Rainbow LaGuardia quietly surveys how educational frameworks are only as productive as their capacity for truth-telling. On each participant’s webpage
The Joy of Life: Jenni Olson
Stunningly devoid of people, this poetic meditation on longing, landscape, cinema, and suicide is structured inthree parts: Bay Area landscapes; a poetic interlude by Lawrence Ferlinghetti (“in that vale oflight the city drifts,
Nona Faustine: Splicing Through Symbol
In and out of the photographs, Nona Faustine’s work is about living: Black life, Black nurture, and the restoration of self and legacy that motherhood bestows. Motherhood is not a universal experience.