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Perfect Lovers, Felix Gonzalez-Torres

Temporarily in sync as lovers.  Much like his partner, one of the clocks ran out of time before the other….and ultimately his own clock 5 years later.

Perfect Lovers, Felix Gonzalez-Torres

Temporarily in sync as lovers. Much like his partner, one of the clocks ran out of time before the other….and ultimately his own clock 5 years later.

“I wasn’t interested in re-examining the male gaze,” Zoe Leonard has remarked; “I wanted to understand my own gaze.” Leonard responds to the need not only to critique what is given as identity or history of her imposed sexual identifier by imagining other kinds of constructions.

“I wasn’t interested in re-examining the male gaze,” Zoe Leonard has remarked; “I wanted to understand my own gaze.” Leonard responds to the need not only to critique what is given as identity or history of her imposed sexual identifier by imagining other kinds of constructions.

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Lesbian Bed #1, Tammy Rae Carland

Lesbian Bed #1, Tammy Rae Carland

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No on Prop 8: Take a Stand

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No on Prop 8: Take a Stand
Brian Kenny

Senate approves resolution opposing Proposition 8

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‘Just days before the matter is to be taken up by California’s Supreme Court, the state Senate today approved a resolution today calling Proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage, an improper revision of the Constitution because it was not approved by the Legislature.

Sen. Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) said the initiative is a fundamental revision to the document, not an amendment, and therefore required deliberation by the Legislature and a two-thirds vote of both houses to put it on the ballot.

“Do we have a constitutional democracy in California, or do we have mob rule?” Leno asked his colleagues before the 18-14 vote approved the resolution.’

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Mary Coble. Untitled 1 (from Note to Self), 2005.
“Note to Self” was a twelve hour performance where the names of 438 gay, lesbian, bi and transgender individuals who were murdered due to hate crimes, were tattooed onto the artist’s body using no ink.

Mary Coble. Untitled 1 (from Note to Self), 2005.

“Note to Self” was a twelve hour performance where the names of 438 gay, lesbian, bi and transgender individuals who were murdered due to hate crimes, were tattooed onto the artist’s body using no ink.