Lyle Gallery: Where Lesbian Leadership Champions Marginalized Voices in NYC’s Art Scene
In the vibrant tapestry of New York City’s creative landscape, a refreshing new thread has been woven. Lyle Gallery, a multidisciplinary exhibition space nestled in Chinatown, isn’t just another addition to the city’s countless galleries. It’s a deliberate and passionate platform at the intersection of art, design, and fashion, born from a queer, woman-owned perspective […]
A Royal Feast: The Queen Supreme Brunch at Virgin Hotels NYC
Allow me to whisk you away on a journey to the heart of Midtown Manhattan, where the vibrant Virgin Hotels NYC has opened its doors. Nestled in the lively NoMad district, this boutique hotel is privy to some of NYC’s most iconic architecture and is a stone’s throw away from the Big Apple’s hottest spots. […]
VIQ: A Queer Dinner Party: An Exploration of Gatsby Era Queerness
For the last 17 years, I’ve worked in the queer world in one capacity or another. From my current work in media and advocacy to curating events and activism – I’ve cultivated relationships with thousands of queer people worldwide over the years. What have I learned? Queer women are losing our spaces, not because of […]
The Ultimate Queer Weekend in NYC 3 Day Itinerary
I consider myself a New Yorker not just by zip code but by personality. I wasn’t born in New York but I found myself there. I had the personality of a New Yorker before ever realizing there was an entire city of fast walkers and fast talkers just like me. For me, New York City […]
Why Haven’t You Been to The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art?
The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art was started in a desperate attempt to preserve the memory of queer culture. The best way to demonize a people is to destroy the record of its history. That is exactly what was happening. People were terrified. By 1990, nearly 8 million people were living […]
