Outfest, the Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing, showcasing and protecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) images, has announced an original and diverse programming lineup for Outfest 2010: The 28th Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. The nation’s leading LGBT festival and the oldest film festival in the city will be held July 8 to 18.
In addition to the 147 films (60 features and 87 shorts) from 23 countries, Outfest hosts over a dozen panels and special events at several venues across Los Angeles, including Hollywood, West Hollywood and Downtown.
“This year’s incredible line-up celebrates all of the forward-thinking artists that push the boundaries for LGBT rights and equality,” says Kirsten Schaffer, Executive Director of Outfest. “From Allen Ginsberg’s quest for personal and artistic liberation to stories that challenge the status quo in the age of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell and gay marriage bans, this inspiring collection of films is sure to impact both gay and straight audiences.”
Art goes beyond the borders of words to express permanent, powerful, and poignant inner emotions.
The Manifest Equality Gallery issues an inspiring, visual call-to-action, with hundreds of artists motivating public energy toward true reform on a local, state and national level.
A variety of artists will be showcased during the dates of March 3rd-7th at 1341 Vine St., Hollywood, CA.
Art goes beyond the borders of words to express permanent, powerful, and poignant inner emotions.
The Manifest Equality Gallery issues an inspiring, visual call-to-action, with hundreds of artists motivating public energy toward true reform on a local, state and national level.
A variety of artists will be showcased during the dates of March 3rd-7th at 1341 Vine St., Hollywood, CA.
In December, Los Angeles’ Lesbian & Gay Center will present: An Evening with Leslie Jordan (pictured below) with a special appearance by Alexandra Billings! If you are in LA, GO…its worth it!
According to GLAAD, on December 14th, you’ll have a chance to interact with GLAAD in an exciting new way – via a live, nationwide web video conference with GLAAD President Jarrett Barrios to discuss the latest news, challanges and opportunities that face the movement for equality.
Please mark your calendar, start planning your party and join us for this special opportunity to connect in an exciting new way. For details click HERE.
Our Friends at Roots of Equality put an amazing exhibit together to celebrate the long history (pre-Stonewall) that existed in Los Angeles. Go to their next EVENT
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Art goes beyond the borders of words to express permanent, powerful, and poignant inner emotions.
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