Nudity, Queer Art and Mystifying Men
Myth, Mystery and Men, is much more than fine arts nudes. It encapsulates a nuanced history – both cultural and political.
Art & Culture
Equality, Love, Life and Belonging Defined The Rainbow Lit Fest – Queer and Inclusive
The latest edition of the Rainbow Lit Fest – Queer and Inclusive took place in the capital on December 9th and 10th
Celebrating Our Experiences Through Music — How LGBTQ Indian Artists are Transforming the Music Industry
Paving the way as an LGBTQ artist in the music industry can be a challenging endeavor
Book Review: “Homeless: Growing Up Lesbian and Dyslexic in India”
Vaishali presents her story, her trauma, her wounds and her accomplishments as they are in the most raw form possible.
Nepal’s Capital Celebrates Pride Month with a Scintillating Drag Show
All roads led to Kathmandu's iconic Hard Rock Cafe on June 16, 2023. It was Blue Diamond Society's first-ever Drag Show for Visibility
A One-of-its-Kind ‘The Rainbow Awards for Literature & Journalism’ Is Launched
The purpose is to recognize honest, compelling, and unadulterated storytelling around LGBTQIA+ lives by Indian queer and cis-het writers.
Queersapien: A Breezy Read on Poignant Issues
The book is raw, it is searing, it is emotive. It has ups, and it has downs. It has data, it has anecdotes, it has academic literature. It has love, and it has politics.
KASHISH 2022 Continues its Journey Online, Available till 12th June
The KASHISH Online Festival is live at https://online.mumbaiqueerfest.com/ from June 2 – 12th screening the largest collection of LGBTQ+ film by any film festival in Asia.
Vizag Witnesses First Drag Show
Vizag had its first ever drag show where glitters and glamour was celebrated with gaze and gestures. The event was organized by city based NGO Nestam and city based students collective Whiz of Vizag.
Kochi-based Designer wins KASHISH 2022 Poster Contest
Kochi-based graphic designer Sreejith Mohan was picked the winner for the KASHISH 2022 Wendell Rodricks Poster Design Contest for the 13th KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival
Queering Assamese Cinema: The Journey So Far
The last five years or so have been an epoch-making era for Assamese cinema as far as queer representation is concerned.
Visual Media & Queer Representation – Miles to Go
The problem with such materials being shown on a regular basis is that it not only discourages the society at large to change their outlook towards the queer community but also hampers the healthy psychological growth of a young queer person