The photography of Kennedi Carter
Explore the expressions of Blackness and Black love with Kennedi Carter's recent works.
Tag: LGBTQ
The painted paper art of Mark Bradford
Mark Bradford discussed his art and the impact of BLM and COVID-19 with Francesca Aton.
Kehinde Wiley – The World Stage: Jamaica
Check out some of Kehinde Wiley's first UK solo exhibition, "The World Stage: Jamaica" and a video explaining his inspirations.
Interview with Sareta Fontaine
We interviewed Sareta Fontaine about her favourite city, the most unusual item she takes everywhere and the meaning of relaxation.
Support the gal-dem platform and become a member
gal-dem has been showcasing the lives of women and non-binary people of colour for years. Now they've launched a membership scheme to transform the industry.
An interview with “Sampira”
The horror fan behind Slashartsco answered our quick-fire interview questions.
Nike SB’s Gizmo opens the skateboarding community to all
Elissa Steamer leads in "Gizmo", a video aimed to promote the inclusivity of Nike's skateboarding brand. As the first woman to become a professional skateboarder, Elissa Steamer was a trailblazer from early on. The Floridian lent her nickname (given to her by her father) to Nike SB's new all-women's film. Steamer features alongside other women …
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Awesome Queer Halloween Parties in Castro
They know how to party for Halloween in San Francisco. Atlas Obscura wrote an article about Two Decades of San Francisco’s Wildest Queer Halloween Parties. Check out this excerpt from 1995: “This annual Halloween party is a victim of success [...] It simply got too big for its britches—although not all partygoers have bothered to …
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When Joanne the Scammer Visited Britain
Britain is in the throes of turmoil so what better way to cheer the country up than an appearance from Joanne the Scammer.
Madison Moore Gives Lectures On “How to be Beyoncé”
I can't tell you how many times I've seen the phrase "I wish I was Beyoncé" on Twitter or thereabouts.