We’ll be the first to admit it. Bringing our queer eye to the art museum is somewhat redundant.
The great works so clearly speak for themselves, and often in accents we recognize as native to our own little corner of the universe.
Digital artist Harald Seiwert decided to take this idea over the top and do explicitly homosexual versions of great masterpieces, calling his new series Inspired by …
Using a combination of Photoshop and photo shoot, he enhanced already homoerotic works like Caravaggio’s nubile boy cupid in Amor Victorious, at left (click here to see the Caravaggio original), by switching in a live model.
But why limit himself to the handful of often marginally attractive men — mostly burghers, popes and patrons — in great art? The vast majority of masterpieces envisioned beauty in an exclusively female form. He needed to throw in a few transgendered curves to widen his scope, often to pranksterish effect. (more…)


It’s called Rainbow Country.
Supersize me, baby.
Not since Liberace have we seen such unabashed queer showmanship!
We loved the way his act began as he walked toward the camera with hard, purposeful steps, crossing one leg over the other in the manner of a showgirl — to the string accompaniment of Feelings.
In The Passion of the Crawford, now playing the
Ah, to be a pole dancer in a strip club! (like Elizabeth Berkley in the fabled pussy extravaganza
The longing that Alison Jiear expresses in the song is quite touching and one of the opera’s suite of showstoppers (which also includes “Chick with a Dick” and a wife-stealing tranny
This Cat is in Heat! Our story so far. Camili-Cat is a
Once upon the time, long ago in … oh we’d say the Jackie Kennedy 60’s, there were a bunch of 




