By Khaled Alesmael “Genet wrote about Syria and Palestine!” says Naima, the cemetery caretaker, as she turns the key in the gate’s lock, leading me towards the grave of Jean Genet (1910–1986). The post Selamlik and a Bouquet of Wildflowers on Jean Gene… The post Selamlik and a Bouquet of Wildflowers on Jean Genet’s Grave appeared first on Gay LGBTQ Media and Press Network.

By Jim Van Buskirk Three decades after its 1995 exhibition Gustave Caillebotte: Urban Impressionist, the Musée d’Orsay has co-organized another Gustave Caillebotte retrospective, in association with the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Chicago Art Institut… The post Gustave Caillebotte: Painting Men appeared first on Gay LGBTQ Media and Press Network.

By Nastya Dzutstsati The tragedy of a state-imposed closet is that the performance never ends—unless you find a way to escape, or the government finds you first. The post On Vanity appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review. The post On Vanity appeared first on Gay LGBTQ Media and Press Network.

For LGBTQ travelers seeking a dynamic and inclusive getaway, Pennsylvania is a treasure trove of enriching experiences that celebrate diversity and pride. I recently explored two cities in this state, starting with the vibrant and history City of Broth… The post TRAVEL – Exploring Pennsylvania: An LGBTQ visit to the Keystone State: From City Sophistication to Countryside Charm appeared first on Gay LGBTQ Media and Press Network.

By Francis Buseko While Dakan made waves as the first openly West African queer love story, its significance extends far beyond its historic debut. The post The Enduring Legacy of One of <em>Dakan</em> appeared first on The Gay & Lesbia… The post The Enduring Legacy of One of Dakan appeared first on Gay LGBTQ Media and Press Network.