South African Artist Thokozani Mthiyane's Returns to BrooklynThokozani Mthiyane's new exhibition melds abstract symbolism with spiritual themes, encouraging viewers to connect with art on a deeper emotional level.
Children of Radium by Joe Dunthorne review complicity, courage and cowardice examined in a slippery marvelChildren of Radium explores Joe Dunthorne's complex journey uncovering his German Jewish heritage through his great-grandfather's unpublished memoir.
This Beautiful, Ridiculous City review New York state of mindYoung women from small towns often seek new identities in big cities, reflecting personal dreams and experiences.
Children of Radium by Joe Dunthorne review complicity, courage and cowardice examined in a slippery marvelChildren of Radium explores Joe Dunthorne's complex journey uncovering his German Jewish heritage through his great-grandfather's unpublished memoir.
This Beautiful, Ridiculous City review New York state of mindYoung women from small towns often seek new identities in big cities, reflecting personal dreams and experiences.
Why Do I Suffer? Examining Self-Deception and WisdomSelf-knowledge is a dynamic process affected by relationships and involves moral considerations.
A moment that changed me: I used a pseudonym on a dating app - and started exploring my sexualityExploring identity through the freedom of using pseudonyms in online dating fosters authenticity and connection.
Kellie Harrington: 'I've heard everybody gets a medal on school sports day, but kids need to learn how to lose'Kellie Harrington prioritizes self-discovery post-boxing career, expressing that life extends beyond sports.
fromVulture1 month agoHow Severance's Zach Cherry Had a Love Triangle With HimselfDylan G.'s character development in Season 2 highlights vulnerability, longing, and the complexities of self-identity in the context of 'Severance'.
fromItsnicethat1 month agoDoes 3D printing have stop motion potential? Eastend Western trials the technique across film genresDirectors tested stop motion animation across three genres, integrating thematic criticism of technology and personal agency.Each short film employs creative movement and design to underscore significant issues surrounding data privacy and self-identity.
How spiritual soundness' led Joe Moglia from Wall Street CEO to college football head coachJoe Moglia emphasizes self-reflection through journaling for personal understanding and decision-making.
Sick of the 21st Century? These Artists Revive the 18th.Stan Douglas explores parallel realities through historical re-enactments, prompting viewers to question the nature of reality and authenticity.
Artist Spotlight: Sophie Vallance CantorSophie Vallance Cantor's paintings offer a personal refuge and explore themes of isolation and identity through imaginative, vibrant artwork.
Sick of the 21st Century? These Artists Revive the 18th.Stan Douglas explores parallel realities through historical re-enactments, prompting viewers to question the nature of reality and authenticity.
Artist Spotlight: Sophie Vallance CantorSophie Vallance Cantor's paintings offer a personal refuge and explore themes of isolation and identity through imaginative, vibrant artwork.
The Indie Film Business Needs to Change - and Filmmaker Shatara Michelle Ford Has Plenty of Ideas How It CanShatara Michelle Ford's new film "Dreams in Nightmares" is a striking exploration of identity and representation for queer Black women.Ford is direct about her goals for distribution and employment for her films.
Should I break up with my partner who watches OnlyFans during sex?The article addresses the challenges of intimacy in relationships affected by smartphone distractions.
Feel like Heartstopper's Isaac? You might be asexual or aromanticHeartstopper season three highlights Isaac's exploration of asexuality and aromanticism, capturing the essence of diverse sexual identities.
Should I break up with my partner who watches OnlyFans during sex?The article addresses the challenges of intimacy in relationships affected by smartphone distractions.
Feel like Heartstopper's Isaac? You might be asexual or aromanticHeartstopper season three highlights Isaac's exploration of asexuality and aromanticism, capturing the essence of diverse sexual identities.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Shara Mays: Losing Sight of ItShara Mays challenges conventional views of color in art, promoting an imaginative engagement over straightforward representation.
Dylan Mulvaney says Kristin Chenoweth made her theatre dreams 'possible'Kristin Chenoweth profoundly influenced Dylan Mulvaney's career and identity as she pursued musical theatre.
I'm Having The Most Uninhibited Sex Of My Life Thanks To Audio EroticaMainstream porn often distorts self-worth, whereas female-centered erotica fosters intimacy and understanding for women's sexuality.
Set-Jetting' to South Korea, for Kimbap, Cosplay and Personal ConnectionThe author seeks to reconnect with their North Korean roots through Korean dramas, uncovering personal and cultural connections.
Screen Grabs: It's 'Queer,' it's here, it's... definitely Guadagnino - 48 hillsGuadagnino's Queer presents a complex, challenging adaptation of Burroughs' work, offering a unique exploration of identity and desire amid architectural storytelling.
Interior Chinatown review ambitious, yet tiring, adaptation of Charles Yu's novelYu's novel, while adaptive for TV, highlights the complexities of identity and representation in Hollywood.The show's narrative blurs reality and fiction, resonating deeply with issues faced by Asian Americans.
Track Premiere: Carlycore - Extranita - KALTBLUT MagazineCarlycore's 'Extrañita' is a bold exploration of self-image, celebrating unconventional identity against conservative norms.
Review: 'American Teenager' is a must-read on the trans teen experienceTransgender and gender-nonconforming teens face heightened challenges, striving for acceptance and the freedom to be themselves amidst societal pressures.
Joker: Folie a Deux Was Never About Addressing Toxic Fandom, Todd Phillips SaysJoker: Folie a Deux explores the consequences of an unwanted identity thrust upon a person, more than commenting on fandom issues.
A Pomegranate Goes on a Cosmic Journey in Yasmeen Abedifard's New Book | KQEDYasmeen Abedifard's 'When to Pick a Pomegranate' interweaves themes of queerness, survival, and Persian cultural identity through her artistic journey.
The Irresistible Pull of an Alternate UniverseThe concept of the multiverse allows exploration of alternate identities shaped by different choices in life.
Someone Else's Story: Cultural Appropriation in FictionFiction allows writers to explore diverse narratives, but this raises critical questions about cultural appropriation and ownership of stories.Cultural appropriation debates challenge authors to contemplate their right to share experiences outside their own backgrounds.
Cynthia Lee Fontaine esta contando la historia de esta historica reina del drag de Texas en un nuevo documental (exclusivo)Cynthia Lee Fontaine encontró aceptación y respeto en el drag, un arte que le brindó un espacio seguro para expresar su identidad.
Inner Light - The Paris ReviewThere is pleasure in maintaining parallel lives with aspects unexpressed in social circles, discovered especially in moments of contradiction and concealment.
Native American author Tommy Orange selected as the next Future Library writerThe author Tommy Orange is the 11th writer to contribute to the Future Library project, with his manuscript to be stored until 2114, continuing a legacy of secret works.
30 L.G.B.T.Q. Artists Look Back on the Pleasures and Pain of Being 30The age of 30 is a pivotal time for queer artists to reflect on personal growth and evolving identities, capturing a diverse range of experiences.
Seeking solace in the nostalgic sounds of 'Dad Rock'2020 brought an opportunity for personal exploration and understanding amidst challenges.
30 L.G.B.T.Q. Artists Look Back on the Pleasures and Pain of Being 30The age of 30 is a pivotal time for queer artists to reflect on personal growth and evolving identities, capturing a diverse range of experiences.
Seeking solace in the nostalgic sounds of 'Dad Rock'2020 brought an opportunity for personal exploration and understanding amidst challenges.
Review | Africanus Okokon's inventive art enshrines the cast-offs of consumerismOkokon's exhibition 'Touch Products' merges African and Black American visual cultures through tactile manipulation and material symbolism.
Zombie twinks, humanoid outcasts & more horror from queer directors to stream this weekendExplore LGBTQ+ horror films from queer directors this weekend for a thrilling and inclusive streaming experience.
Carly Jean Andrews' collage self-portraits are like an archive of 80s magazine coversSelf-portraits can serve as characters in overarching societal narratives, breaking stereotypes and exploring identities.
The Hyper-Realism of The Future Club - Fashion for All Moments & All People - KALTBLUT MagazineEmrah Polywka's rebranding journey as 'The Future Club' celebrates multifaceted identities and inclusivity through his designs.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Liz Hernandez "Poblacion de la mascara (Population of the Mask)" @ Jack Hanley Gallery, NYCThe power and mystery of masks allows for exploration of different identities and the liberation from constraints of a singular self.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Jacob Todd Broussard "Deathbed Scene" @ Wolfgang GalleryBroussard's Deathbed Scene exhibition explores the erasure of queer histories in the Gulf South through painting and collage.
Unicorns directors share the real-life inspirations behind new queer filmThe film 'Unicorns' draws inspiration from personal experiences, friends, and the LGBTQ+ community, portraying complex identities and relationships.
Briefly Noted Book ReviewsNovel explores African asylum seekers' complex experiences in Europe, challenging both far-right and overly sympathetic attitudes.Character in a moody novel navigates self-discovery and identity in early adulthood among the art world elite.
Ming Hsun Yu uses graphic design and art to ask questions, seeking "constant joy"Ming utilizes vivid colors in their art to convey intense emotions related to eczema and queerness.