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Fairey Good
November 13, 2009 By Neal Broverman

Controversial artist Shepard Fairey spends his creative capital to bring marriage equality back to California. More >
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Best of the Bicons
September 23, 2009 By Michelle Garcia and Meghan Quinn In honor of Celebrate Bisexuality Day, we're highlighting our favorite artistic females who put the B in LGBT. More >
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Photo Exclusive: Men in Motion
September 17, 2009 By Advocate.com Editors Acclaimed photographer François Rousseau explores the innate eroticism of dancers, their mental focus, and their muscular bodies in his book Men in Motion: The Art and Passion of the Male Dancer. Here’s an exclusive first look. More >
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In Celebration of "Gay Icons" July 24, 2009 Take a sneak peek at some of the 60 "Gay Icons" celebrated from now through October 18 at the National Portrait Gallery in London, including k.d. lang, Virginia Woolf, and Quentin Crisp. More >
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From Lebanon, in a Hurry July 08, 2009 By Amita Parashar The brave new book Bareed Mista3Jil (a Lebanese Arabic phrase that means "Express Mail") documents queer women's stories for the Arab world. More >
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New York Public Library Goes Gay June 16, 2009 By Michael Rowe If a picture is really worth a thousand words, the New York Public Library's powerful exhibit, "1969: The Year of Gay Liberation," is the essence of our history as LGBT Americans, condensed into indelible words and images. More >
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When Sex Meets Murder June 12, 2009 Out.com has published a collection of photos titled Mementi Mori, a body of work that features locations where biological men, sometimes boys, were murdered because they were gay or transgender. More >
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Forty Under 40: Arts May 06, 2009 Tarell Alvin McCraney heads up an impressive list of out media professionals that includes Lucky Michaels, Ariel Schrag, Matthew Lew, Rebecca Walker, and Christopher Wheeldon. More >
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Wiley World May 06, 2009 By David Keeps His paintings might resemble portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds or Thomas Gainsborough, but little else is traditional about Kehinde Wiley's approach to urban male culture. More >
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Dangerous Doll April 27, 2009 By Neal Broverman Amanda Palmer, best known as one half of Boston's cabaret sensation the Dresden Dolls, crowd-surfed off the stage at this year's Coachella festival to talk with Advocate.com about her new art project. More >

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