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Queer Arts
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Queers in Action
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Su Friedrich | film
Su Friedrich began making films in 1978 and began garnering attention in 1979 with "Cool Hands, Warm Heart." Her 1981 work, "Gently Down The Stream," was a cinematic breakthrough, evoking a lesbian dreamscape drawn from her actual diary via a formal tour de force of structure and technique.
Her 2002 work "The Odds of Recovery," excerpted here, details her long saga through the sacred halls of medicine, and the battle to embrace her own troublesome body.
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Photographs
Paris Gay Pride 2005
Operation Freedom Of Choice
Range of antiwar concerns
Women's Day Antiwar Demo
NYC protest
Dyke March, NYC
The Destruction of the Twin Towers
Gay Pride, Brussels
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Uzi Parnes | video
The Gully online magazine is proud to present "Yoorzite Carnaval," a segment of a longer work by the experimental filmmaker and performer, Uzi Parnes.
In this short video, Parnes marks the anniversary of his father's death during pre-Lenten celebrations in Rio de Janeiro, contemplating a father-son relationship, sexual identity, death, life, and the importance of memory.
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Video
Paris Gay Pride 2005
Neither Man, Nor Woman Transgender
Lesbiradas Says, Enough!
NY Queers Say No To War
Hispanic New York For Peace
Taking to the Streets
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Al Baltrop | photographs
This selection of work from the 1970's captures gay life on the New York City piers from a rare insider's perspective.
Al Baltrop's photos are remarkable not only for their aesthetic beauty and historical value, but for the affection which suffuses every image.
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The Gully online magazine
"Queer views on everything"
from Feb. 2000 to March 2006
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