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NEW YORK — Police say a New York City man has been arrested in connection with a bias attack in lower Manhattan against the first gay couple to be married at West Point.

Colorful birds and blooming flowers will help the LGBT community celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

The first meeting of Wilton Manors’ public art advisory committee yielded a lot of ideas and attendees expressing a desire to bring the city’s art scene into focus.

Alexander Guerra, co-owner of Hotel Gaythering, is all about art. An artist himself, whose photos of gorgeous male models in red rabbit masks adorn his hotel rooms, Guerra decided three years ago to do a group show for Art Basel called Art Gaysel, a play on everyone's mispronunciation of Art Basel. "They say Art Basil. Basil is a fresh market," Guerra laughs.

Art is returning to Wilton Drive this season. On the third Saturday of each month, artists and businesses will resume showcasing and selling their original work. It’s called the Wilton Manors Art Expo. The first one is Nov. 21 along Wilton Drive’s Art and Entertainment District.

When the Wilton Manors Arts & Entertainment Expo returns this Saturday, Jan. 21 from 6 to 9 p.m., it will be under new owners and a shortened season.

Be sure to head downtown this weekend to experience “Light the Night,” a public art experience that will showcase colorful art projections on the NSU Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, Broward Governmental Center and Society Las Olas.

Here’s your opportunity to give art a chance. John Lennon’s artwork that is – his inspirational sketches, song lyrics and nearly 100 limited edition lithographs are going on display in South Florida.

(LA Blade) A colorful wall mural in Dade County has attracted the ire of municipal authorities who say the mural, which includes a child of color reading a book, a verse from a Maya Angelo poem, and an LGBT Pride rainbow symbol, violates building codes.

Those who want to have an influence on the future of public art in Wilton Manors will have a chance with the city’s proposed public art advisory committee.

Four lesbian couples pressed a federal judge on Friday to overturn Mississippi's last-in-the-nation ban on allowing same-sex couples to adopt, but lawyers for the state argued the lawsuit should be tossed out.

It was the evening of Jan. 22 when artist Nara Rosa got a call that her mural had been defaced. A wall located at The Yard in Wilton Manors, what was once filled with paisley and floral prints was now covered over with silver bubble letters.

Religion and politics are generally not considered safe topics for polite conversation, but two new art exhibits opening this week will force viewers to confront prejudices about their faith and immigration.

Director Silvio Nacucchi talks about his strange gay parenting tale

New York has the High Line, a 1.45-mile section of abandoned elevated train tracks that was transformed into a busy park and led to the redevelopment of a long-neglected stretch of the city’s west side.

A group of 49 artists from across the country have come together to pay their respects to the victims of Pulse by painting portraits and giving them as gifts to the victims’ family members. 

"Apex Legends" introduced its first trans character, Gwendlyn Brown came out as bisexual, and Jenna Lyons joins the cast of “Real Housewives of New York."

This week read about The Advocate inducting the late trans journalist Monica Roberts to the Hall of Fame, a documentary highlighting lesbian bars, and Disney+ portraying Loki as gender-fluid.

After two years of COVID cancellations and restrictions, South Florida’s arts scene is still finding its footing.

It’s been three years since the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.

After a year of pandemic-required isolation, two novel art exhibits coming to Miami this spring will offer colorful escapes from the familiar four walls of your apartment, courtesy of the masters of French Impressionism.

In your May 13 edition of the Gazette, you gave a platform to a malcontent named Thomas Paul Severino, a self-proclaimed author, who proceeded to express his disagreement with the existing public art efforts being made in Wilton Manors in his article “Wilton Manors Needs a True Vision for Public Art in the City.”

Art is evocative. It stands for something bigger than itself.  Art feeds the mind and nourishes the soul.

JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Supreme Court voted to allow a lesbian couple to seek a divorce, even as two justices questioned the U.S. Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage and suggested that landmark ruling has no constitutional basis.

Six months ago, Wilton Manors theater producer Ronnie Larsen was the first in the region to offer live shows following Centers for Disease Control and county guidelines amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Slowly, other South Florida arts organizations and performing art venues are reopening with socially-distanced concerts and productions.

There have been few opportunities to dress up since the COVID-19 pandemic curbed nightlife, galas and society events, but a welcome antidote to yoga pants and t-shirts is finally coming to South Florida.

After 15 months of uncertainty about the future of live entertainment in South Florida, several organizations are leading the return with a tidal wave of LGBT programming, thanks to an initiative started by the Our Fund Foundation.

Marc Jacobs, the famed fashion designer, evidently enjoys the company of men.