For Brainard News Today

I got to thinking about all of this recently when I saw a certain Joe Brainard painting of a white dog laid out rather elegantly on a green couch. I was immediately drawn in by Brainard’s tangibly affectionate disposition toward his model. The artist’s attempt to render his model faithfully, as if genuinely inspired by the dog’s beauty, the peculiarity of its form, stood in contrast to everything I’d seen by Brainard up to that point—work I enjoy quite a bit, as well, bu...

Although camp is difficult to define, it probably doesn’t need much description. We explore the history of the deliciously OTT aesthetic.

Camp defies easy categorisation and has come to mean many things over the span of queer history

Although camp is difficult to define, it probably doesn’t need much description. Ever since 1956 – when former teenage drag queen Little Rich