The Art of Change - July 2011 19th Season | 2011 Categories: Arts & Culture, Gender Identity & Expression, HIV/AIDS, Health & Wellness
Celebrate art with a message for social change on IN THE LIFE. First, a look at the controversial censorship of the late artist David Wojnarowicz's video installation "A Fire in My Belly." Then, photographer Alix Smith expands public perception by framing gay and lesbian families in conventional portraits inspired by classic domestic images. Followed by a look back at Crayton Robey's documentary Making the Boys, and an update to our coverage of Broadway Impact, an activist organization fighting for marriage equality in New York spearheaded by Broadway stars.
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Broadway Impact: NOISE
Broadway Impact is a community of actors, directors, stage managers, fans, producers–pretty much anyone who has ever seen, been in or worked on a Broadway show–united by the simple belief that anyone who wants to should be able to get married. Co-Founder Gavin Creel recently produced the single “Noise” which calls on the public to get active in movement for LGBT equality. 100% of the proceeds will benefit Broadway Impact and our continued fight for nationwide marriage rights.
Empire State Pride Agenda
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