; Cary Leibowitz rose to fame in the 1990s under the moniker “Candy Ass.” Leibowitz makes bold, self-effacing artworks that comment on the contemporary art market, kitsch, Jewish identity, and queerness. Though he embraces a range of styles, his practice
The Importance of Being Earnest (A Trivial Comedy for Serious People) was Oscar Wilde‘s final play, and it premiered in 1895, literally weeks before he was imprisoned for being a homosexual. The irony is that the play wasn’t part of the prosec
We can always trust director Jeffrey Schwarz to deliver compelling documentaries about queer social history. The maker of I Am Divine, Tab Hunter Confidential, The Fabulous Allan Carr, Boulevard! A Hollywood Story and Vito is back with Mineshaft: The Crui
If you are a regular reader and visitor to QUEERGURU, you will know that we don’t just love QUEER CINEMA but we also love QUEER FILMMAKERS (in a very healthy way, naturally). We started to add up how many we have had the good fortune to interview s