The Cultural Roadmap for City Girls Everywhere
DapperQ’s fifth annual NYFW runway show, “Dress Code” was a huge success at the Brooklyn Museum; breaking barriers engrained in the fashion industry! Models of all sizes, ability, and color graced us with looks that crushed gender roles in style. #Wewerethere! Were you?!
DapperQ’s NYFW runway show Revolution raised the bar this year with -in order of appearance- designers; TomboyX + Clear Coated, Audio Helkuik, By Nicole Wilson, Kris Harring, Stuzo, Bindle & Keep, SDN Brooklyn, The Tailory New York, Clio Sage, and Sir New York. Thanks to Anita Dolce Vita we left the Brooklyn Museum feeling lifted and for the first time in months- hopeful. After witnessing the spiritually-restorative show DJ MO’s exit song said what we were all thinking, “We gon’ be aight!”
After an incredibly successful event at the Brooklyn Museum, Queer Memoir co-founder takes a moment to reflect.
America Is Hard to See, Zanele Muholi, Doris Salcedo and the LGBT Art Gallery Tour
The Influential Female, Retrospective of Francesca Woodman, Keith Haring: 1978-1982,Target First Saturdays
Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture at the Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn Museum, October 28, 2011—January 29, 2012
Seductive Subversion: Women Pop Artists, 1958-1968