Pride Guide 2021: How U.S. Cities Are Celebrating Virtually and in Person Jared Ranahan © Provided by Travel + Leisure Mixmike/Getty Images
From a spontaneous uprising against injustice sparked by Black trans women to a series of celebrations uniting tens of millions of people across the globe, it s incredible how far the march for LGBTQIA+ equality has come since the 1969 Stonewall riots. While Pride Month is rife with opportunity to take to the streets in celebration, it s also the perfect time to educate yourself on the history of the movement, advocate for intersectionality, and pay tribute to the past sacrifices made to ensure a safe and secure future for today s LGBTQIA+ community.
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NGV Friday Nights are back for French Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Enjoy the exhibition after hours with live music, DJ sets and French-inspired dining and bars. Solomon Sisay Solomon Sisay is a world-class Ethio-Jazz musician who shot to fame after being the chosen saxophone player for Axumite Band, a legendary outfit […]
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents one of the largest crochet works to date by Ernesto Neto
Installation view, Ernesto Neto, SunForceOceanLife, 2020, crocheted textile and plastic balls, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, museum purchase funded by the Caroline Wiess Law Accessions Endowment Fund. © 2020 Ernesto Neto. Photo: Albert Sanchez & Tom Dubrock.
HOUSTON, TX
.- This summer, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, presents Ernesto Neto: SunForceOceanLife, a major commission and one of the largest crochet works to date by the renowned Brazilian artist. Suspended from the soaring ceiling of Cullinan Hall of the Caroline Weiss Law Building, SunForceOceanLife forms a monumental labyrinth of brightly colored pathways defined by intricately crocheted netting. Reaching a height of 12 feet in the air, the pathways spiral outwards from the center of the gallery to create an interactive, multi-sensory sculptural intervention for visitors to explore. The seventh installment of the M