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‘Conjuring Power’ at YBCA traces history, charts future of queer, trans movements
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts’ multimedia exhibition “Conjuring Power: Roots & Futures of Queer & Trans Movements” explores the history and future of queer and trans activism and reveals how creativity has fueled the LGBTQ+ community.   On view through Aug. 23, the exhibit includes murals, documentary photography, contemporary videos and original work by established Bay Area artists such as Ester Hernández, Serge Gay Jr., Tanya Wischerath and Crystal Mason, as well contributions from the Queer […] The post ‘Conjuring Power’ at YBCA traces history, charts future of queer, trans movements appeared first on Local News Matters .
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Yerba Buena Center for the Arts’ multimedia exhibition “Conjuring Power: Roots & Futures of Queer & Trans Movements” explores the history and future of queer and trans activism and reveals how creativity has fueled the LGBTQ+ community.   On view through Aug. 23, the exhibit includes murals, documentary photography, contemporary videos and original work by established Bay Area artists such as Ester Hernández, Serge Gay Jr., Tanya Wischerath and Crystal Mason, as well contributions from the Queer […] The post ‘Conjuring Power’ at YBCA traces history, charts future of queer, trans movements appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters’s linked source, ‘Conjuring Power’ at YBCA traces history, charts future of queer, trans movements, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts’ multimedia exhibition “Conjuring Power: Roots & Futures of Queer & Trans Movements” explores the history and future of queer and trans activism and reveals how creativity has fueled the LGBTQ+ community. On view through Aug. 23, the exhibit includes murals, documentary photography, contemporary videos and original work by established Bay Area artists such as Ester Hernández, Serge Gay Jr., Tanya Wischerath and Crystal Mason, as well contributions from the Queer […] The post ‘Conjuring Power’ at YBCA traces history, charts future of queer, trans movements appeared first on Local News Matters .
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