Experimental filmmaker Lee Campbell’s trilogy of gay male body identity NO BODY SHAME

  Queerguru first came across UK queer experimental flmmaker/performance artist Lee Campbell when he played a flying visit to Miami our home town for HOMO HUMOR, COMEDY & SUBVERSION It was a new Event in MIAMI’S WYNWOOD ART DISTRICT  that was part of PERFORMIA 2020 an evening of Performance, noise, videos and experimental sound.  For the … Continue reading

Exploring Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s NSFW Finsta *

  Written by  Aaron Mills Reprinted from ID /VICE The Parisian designer has created a sex-positive queer Instagram community that embodies his luxury label. It already feels like a lot has changed since we spoke to Ludovic Saint Sernin last summer. With a Woolmark Prize nomination joining his list of accolades and the internet-breaking SS20 collection hitting stores … Continue reading

Exploring Sexuality in the Punk Movement : an Exhibit at NY Museum of Sex

  A new provocative and exhilarating Exhibition at New York’s Museum of Sex that opened at the end of last year, explores the connection between sexuality and the punk movement.   Punk Lust: Raw Provocation 1971-1985 co-curated by cultural critic Carlo McCormick, journalist, writer and musician Vivien Goldman and Lissa Rivera of the Museum of Sex also … Continue reading

EXPORTING RAYMOND

This very funny documentary about one man’s quest to hoist  the US’s hit tv situation comedy ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ on an unsuspecting Russian audience could be subtitled ‘Lost in Translation’.  Written, directed and starring Phil Rosenthal the creator of the TV show, its about the frustrations of adapting the hit series for Russian TV. Neither … Continue reading

Expressing Yourself – 5 Tips to Use Fashion to Explore Your Queer Identity from QUEERGURU Llfestyle Editor Peter Minkoff

  Every time you put on a pair of shoes or pick out a pair of jeans, you’re making a statement, both to yourself and to the world. Being queer is, pardon the pun, far from a straightforward process with clear lines. Language has yet to adapt to our diverse and colorful identities, and we’re … Continue reading

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