Elephant Magazine Issue 49
Judy Chicago in conversation with Massimiliano Gioni photographed by Apolo Gomez
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Headmaster no. 10
Echoes: Cheers + Queers is featured in Headmaster magazine no. 10 is a photographic series that uses AI to look back at the forgotten history of male cheerleading, reflecting on their contribution to spirit and camaraderie. This work used AI to unearth forgotten narratives and confront the limitations of Latinx and Queer histories in technology.
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2024 Fulcrum Fund Recipient
I'm pleased to announce that I am a receipt of the 2024 Fulcrum Fund for my project Tracing Queer Chicano and Gay Rights Movements Through Art. This Zine project explores the interconnected narratives of the Chicano Queer and Gay Rights Movements during the 1970s and the 1980s. The project seeks to contextualize these movements within their socio-political landscapes. Connecting the threads through interviews, and photographs of New Mexico queer activists and survivors of the epidemic
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De Groene Amsterdammer
What are you doing, man?
Reportage piece by Pepijn Keppel
July 26, 2023 – Published in No. 30
Featuring “Men I Know” by Apolo GomezI've been sitting alone against a tree in a forest in North Brabant for over an hour now, but maybe I've been there for much longer. I had to hand in my phone and watch, my sense of time is completely unreliable. It's a sweltering afternoon in May, the first tropical days of the year. The mosquitoes swarm around my ankles, between the branches lies my orange weekend bag containing a hooded sweater, raincoat, toothbrush, toothpaste, pen and paper – my stuff for this multi-day men's retreat.
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Viscose Journal 4: Trans
Francisco J. Galarte wrote about his experience of being photographed by me for Viscose Journal Vol. 4 TRANS. This special issue of Viscose critically explores the numerous relationships between transness and fashion. The issue sets out to ask two ambivalent questions: what is a fashion theory of transness, and what might a trans theory of fashion be? Viscose 04 productively confronts fashion studies with trans aesthetics and trans studies, and attempts to excavate the largely invisible archives of trans history that form the underside of fashion itself.
The issue features a wealth of archival and contemporary moments of trans-fashion production spanning 50 years.