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SAN FRANCISCO: THE MAKING OF A QUEER MECCA Curated by Julia Haas Sept. 15–Oct. 24, 2009 These photographs are no longer available through Leslie/Lohman. |
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All prints were printed in 2009, are archival injet prints and are in an edition of 5. © Rink Foto. All rights reserved. |
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74 Harvey Milk serves a donut cake to Cleve Jones on his birthday at the Elephant Walk, 1978 16 x 20"
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75 San Francisco Pride Parade, 1994 16 x 20" |
78 Harvey Milk at the San Francisco Gay Parade, 1976 16 x 20" |
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79 San Francisco Gay Parade, 1976 16 x 20" |
80 Harvey Milk and Cleve Jones meet the press after Anita Bryant's campaign to repeal anti-discrimination laws passed in Wichita, Kansas, 1978 16 x 20" |
81 An ACT-UP die-in marks the conclusion of the Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Clinton presidencies as the third consecutive president to fail to create an AIDS policy, 1992 16 x 20"
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84 Celebrated queer artist Jerome Caja at the Dore Alley Street Fair, 1990 11 x 14"
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85 15 x 19" |
86 San Francisco Pride Parade, 1997 15 x 19"
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87 15 x 19" |
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89 San Francisco Pride Parade, 1980 15 x 19"
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91 In character from her Trocadero Transfer performance Divine screams, "I can fuck and kill anyone I want, get out of my way," 1978 16 x 20"
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92 Hunter Reynolds as alter-ego Patina Du Prey dances in his sculpture/performance piece, a black silk gown inscribed with the names of 25,000 people who died from AIDS. 20 x 16"
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94 Golden Gate Park, 1988 15 x 19"
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95 A vigil at the Castro Theater for the premier of "Boys Don't Cry" (1999), a feature film about the life and murder of the transsexual man, Brandon Teena. 15 x 19"
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96 San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Harvey Milk greet the press on the steps of City Hall, following Milk's inauguration as supervisor and the first openly gay man in the country to win election for public office, 1977 16 x 20" |
97 Head of Dykes on Bikes at the Gay Parade, 1980 20 x 24" |
98 Capitalizing on publicity from her singing career, conservative Anita Bryant created the Save Our Children coalition on the basis that exposure to homosexuals caused deviance in children. With Bryant as its leader, Save Our Children launched a series of successful campaigns to repeal anti-discrimination laws throughout the United States in opposition to the growing gay rights movement. 27 x 30"
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99 In reference to San Francisco eccentric Joshua Norton, the self-proclaimed Emperor of the United States, Jose Sarria adopted the title of Norton's widow to become the founding member of the Imperial Court, currently the second largest non-profit gay organization in the U.S., 1983 14 x 11" |
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100 Activist group Queer Nation at the premiere of the film Basic Instinct, 1992 16 x 20 |
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All photographs in this show are being sold unframed and in editions of 5. © Rink Foto, 2009. All rights reserved. |
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(Rev. 04/04/2010)
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