LACMA Tour Series Celebrates LGBTQ+ Artists
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is hosting a docent-led tour series called "Visible and Vibrant" to celebrate LGBTQ+ artists, including Frida Kahlo.
LGBTQ history month is more important than ever in part because we find ourselves being erased from a lot of history, being minimized in our contributions taken out of the official record of things.
Rasheed Newson, One Institute Board Chair, highlights the importance of LGBTQ+ history month, which is celebrated in October. The One Institute organizes the Circa Queer History Festival every year during this month.
- The festival features a countywide histories festival of performances, lectures, and art.
- This year's theme is Reclaiming Freedom.
The LACMA tour is part of this festival, showcasing the contributions of LGBTQ+ artists to the art world.
Author's summary: LACMA celebrates LGBTQ+ artists with "Visible and Vibrant" tour series.
More News
- Kamala Harris Floats Idea To Run For President Again; Says She’s “Not Done” With Politics: “It’s In My Bones”
- Shreya Sen-Handley | Ditch That Smartphone, Get Out, Get A W/Life
- B.C. General Employees’ Union strike ends with tentative deal
- ‘Chainsaw Man’ Whips Past $100M WW; ‘One Battle After Another’ Keeps Raging – International Box Office
- Myles Garrett Passes T.J. Watt on Career Sacks List
- American Team win The British American Cup 2025
- Somber Start, Triumphant Finish: Furusato Claims Maiden Victory Amid Difficult Day in Sepang