The indefatigable Rikki Beadle-Blair is a queer culture phenomenon. The face behind and also upfront in so many mega-successful projects, films and plays, is an unstoppable force who is always plotting on how to keep entertaining and educating our community and beyond, This Brit is an actor, director, screenwriter, playwright, singer, designer, choreographer, dancer, songwriter, activist, producer and mentor.
We arranged an interview to talk with him via Facetime as he is currently directing a new play by Tom Wright called Undetectable at London’s Kings Head Theatre ….. although as usual that isn’t the only project he is working on. Given such limited time we didn’t get to even touch on his impressive packed resume that includes creating the hit Tv series Metrosexuality etc etc . Maybe next time.
This multi-talented gay renaissance man has an infectious humor and energy and within five minutes of meeting him you can easily see why we queens love him. Even the real Queen does too and she awarded Beadle-Blair an MBE in recognition of his work, and for a Brit, things do not get much better than that.
New York artists Serge Strosberg and David Mandel who collaborate as Strosberg Mandel produce a whole body of extraordinarily beautiful queer art that fuses the visual language of Flemish and German portraiture with fantasy jewelry and fabric design. Queerguru spoke with the delightful pair at their Booth at Superfine – The Fair In Miami Beach
Queerguru spoke to James Miille the Creative Director and Co-Founder of Superfine – The Fair in Miami Beach about the the diverse and exciting line up of emerging new artists showing now in the week of Art Basel
Filmed by Dan Desjardins at SUPERFINE for Queerguru TV.
December 5 - 9, 20181001 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139 www.superfine.world
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This multi-talented gay renaissance man has an infectious humor and energy and within five minutes of meeting him you can easily see why we queens love him. Even the real Queen does too and she awarded Beadle-Blair an MBE in recognition of his work, and for a Brit, things do not get much better than that.
