The House of Yes has something of a problem with their shimmering, funky, newish venue in Bushwick– they have a surplus of space, which is…
New Queer Arts Magazine Posture is Trampling 'Trashy'
Winter Mendelson couldn’t wait to get the hell out of Georgia. “I graduated college and moved here, like, the very next day,” laughed the founder and…
Boylesque Star Raises Funds and His Body Is Up For Grabs?
Stephen Plante’s stage persona, Vic Sin, is inspired by both masculine and feminine qualities, but is the Bushwick performer prepared to go full-on Pretty Woman…
Vaginal Davis Returns to New York, Taking on Sculpture and Mozart
Vaginal Davis is undeniably one of the most prolific artists to come out of the ’70s punk scene. The black, inter-sex born, self-declared outsider artist…
Bring Your Own Body To This All-Trans Art Show
What do DJ and New Museum darling Juliana Huxtable, a former member of industrial outfit Throbbing Gristle, and “drag mother” Flawless Sabrina have in common?
Queer Film Happenings Galore, From Eisenstein’s Outing to Out-There ’70s Porn
By the looks of things, October’s becoming something of a de facto Queer Film Month in New York City. Which is way cool, we’re always…
Open Wide for Mouthfeel, a Queer-Punk-Food Mag That Goes Deeper
When first you glance at Mouthfeel and prepare to take it all in, you might think: it couldn’t get more niche than this. And in some ways,…
Bushwick’s Drag Festival Is Back — Hide the Kids! (Or, Heck, Bring ‘Em)
Bushwick’s vibrant drag community is gearing up for the third annual Bushwig Festival—a celebration of all things drag that has grown from a small, one-day…
Help Fund This Drag Documentary Where the Filmmaker Starts Wigging Out
When I meet Adam Golub, under the elevated tracks of the M train on one of the hottest days of the summer, he’s wearing a…