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Shannon Minter Named TIME100 List

Shannon Minter, NCLR Legal Director has been named to TIME’s Annual TIME100 list of the 100 most influential people in the world. Minter is one of the nation’s foremost civil rights attorneys whose career spans more than 3 decades & has produced some of the most consequential legal victories in the fight for LGBTQ equality. Jennifer Levi, GLAD Senior Director stated, “I could not be more proud of my dear friend & long-time collaborator Shannon Minter for being named to the TIME100 Most Influential People list. This is an honor he has earned a thousand times over. Shannon is a true pioneer, an inspiration & a mensch. I am a better lawyer & person for the years I've had the chance to work with him. Congratulations, Shannon — this recognition is beyond deeply deserved.” Minter concluded, “I grew up in Texas knowing that I was different & feeling like an outsider, longing for a chance to belong and participate fully in the world around me. I became a lawyer to change that — not just for myself & other transgender people but for every LGBTQ person the law has failed to protect. For more than 30 years at the National Center for LGBTQ Rights, I have represented plaintiffs who risked everything to do exactly that — challenging harmful federal & state policies, defending their families & asserting their human rights to be safe from sexual violence while incarcerated. Their courage has reshaped our legal system & widened our vision of who belongs. They made me braver than I ever would have been on my own. TIME100’s recognition of this work means so much, especially in this moment.” I talked to Shannon in this 2020 exclusive podcast. LISTEN  

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Jim Caruso’s Cast Party Boston Event

Jim Caruso’s legendary star-powered Cast Party open mic event that’s been a NYC institution for over 2 decades is heading to greater Boston with Billy Stritch at RegattaBar Jazz Club on Saturday April 25th for one show only at 7P. Part concert, part variety show & part anything-can-happen theatrical experience Cast Party is where Broadway bravado, jazz virtuosity, comedy & pure showbiz joy collide. Jim Caruso presides over the festivities keeping the evening moving at a thrilling pace. Guiding the musical mayhem is his longtime collaborator the brilliant Billy Stritch at the piano providing the swinging heartbeat that turns spontaneous performances into showstopping moments. From seasoned theater & cabaret stars to fearless rising talents & the occasional surprise guest Cast Party is equal parts polished & unpredictable. The one thing guaranteed is you never know who will take the stage next & that’s exactly the fun. Billy Stritch stated, “Hey Boston! Jim Caruso & I are coming your way with Cast Party for one night only on Saturday April 25th at the fabulous RegattaBar Jazz Club in Cambridge. It will be our first time bringing this show to Boston & we really want to pack the place so if you’re in the area grab your tickets now for one show at 7P. We already have a slew of great singers lined up so it promises to be a really fun evening. See you there!” Since 2003 Jim Caruso’s Cast Party has been turning Monday nights at Birdland in NYC into a glittering anything-goes variety spectacular. With renowned pianist Billy Stritch at the piano Broadway legends, jazz divas, crooners, tap dancers & total surprises collide in the most rollicking open mic on the planet. Tix run $36 to $48 
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Chicago Critics Film Festival 12th Year

The Chicago Film Critics Association (CFCA) has announced the complete lineup, schedule & special guests expected for the 12th annual Chicago Critics Film Festival that takes place May 1st to 7th at the city’s historic Music Box Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. The festival opens with a screening of “The Invite” with director & star Olivia Wilde scheduled to attend. The week-long event closes with Joe Swanberg’s “The Sun Never Sets” with Swanberg & star Cory Michael scheduled to attend. Additional selected films for the 2026 festival include Chicago premieres of the most anticipated films of the year such as John Carney’s “Power Ballard” starring Paul Rudd & Nick Jonas, John Early’s “Maddie’s Secret”, Adrian Chiarella’s “Leviticus”, Sara Dosa’s “Time & Water” & Edd Benda & Stephen Helstad’s “Chili Finger” with the filmmakers scheduled to attend. In addition to the more than 20 acclaimed new feature films & two short film programs making their Chicago premieres the festival will present several anniversary screenings including 40th anniversary screenings of David Cronenberg’s classic “The Fly” & Jonathan Demme’s “Something Wild” as well as a 25th anniversary screening of Steven Spielberg’s “A.I.: Artificial Intelligence” all presented on 35mm. The Chicago Film Critics Association supports & celebrates quality filmmaking that has something to say about our world, our lives & our society. Rotten Tomatoes joins the CFCA in presenting the CFCA / Rotten Tomatoes as an official sponsor of the festival’s Audience Award. For more than 30 years the Music Box Theatre has been the premier venue in Chicago for independent & foreign films, festivals & some of the greatest cinematic events in Chicago. 
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New Abortion & Gender Care Resources

A new report from the Guttmacher Institute & the Task Force reveals how policymakers are weaponizing parental rights language, state surveillance & criminal penalties against providers. Kimya Forouzan, Guttmacher Institute Principal State Policy Advisor stated, “It is no surprise that attacks on gender-affirming care & abortion are coming from the same playbook—these are coordinated efforts to stigmatize & undercut essential health care & strip people of the freedom to make decisions about their own bodies & futures. Looking at both forms of care, young people & communities already facing systemic barriers are most impacted. In both cases, patients, providers & support organizations are being targeted by policies rooted in fear, surveillance & political ideology rather than standards of care or evidence. We cannot treat these as separate fights when the strategies & the harms are so deeply connected. Everyone deserves access to the abortion & gender-affirming care they need.” Rajput, National LGBTQ Task Force State Policy Analyst concluded, “The National LGBTQ Task Force has long advocated for abortion access & reproductive freedom as fundamental aspects of our struggle for bodily autonomy & queer liberation. In the current political climate, our work must connect the dots across communities to educate the public on the ways reproductive justice is directly connected to gender-affirming care.” The National LGBTQ Task Force builds power, takes action & creates change by organizing people & money in pursuit of liberation for all. The Guttmacher Institute is a leading research & policy org committed to advancing sexual & reproductive health & rights (SRHR) worldwide. 
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Creative Coalition Night Before Dinner

Kicking off the White House Correspondents’ Dinner weekend in DC the Creative Coalition's annual Night Before Dinner takes place on Friday Aril 24th at Penn Quarter’s PubKey at 7P. The event brings together a high-wattage mix of Hollywood talent, media leaders, policymakers, philanthropists & industry insiders hosted by The Creative Coalition’s 2026 Capitol Hill Delegation chaired by actor Michael Chiklis (The Shield, Fantastic Four) along with actor & President of The Creative Coalition Tim Daly (Leanne, Madam Secretary). Daly stated, “When we stop defending expression, we start accepting silence. That silence begins when we fail to protect both the First Amendment & the institutions that make creativity possible, including vital federal support for the National Endowment for the Arts. Defending the NEA means defending the artists, storytellers & cultural voices that help define who we are as a nation.” Chiklis concluded, “I was incredibly fortunate to be a part of the opening of the Merrimack Regional Theater at the age of 14 in my hometown. A grant from the NEA helped make the existence of that theater possible & it’s still thriving to this day! My career as an actor started that year when I appeared in the opening production of ‘Romeo & Juliet,’ & I have no idea what my life would have looked like had I not been given that glorious opportunity!" The stellar delegation also includes Wendie Malick (Shrinking, The Chicken Sisters), Pamela Adlon (Better Things, Californication), Zachary Levi (Shazam!, Chuck), Ian Armitage (Young Sheldon, Big Little Lies), William Stanford Davis (Abbott Elementary), Asher Grodman (Ghosts, Succession), Rob Morrow (Billions, Murdaugh: Death in the Family, Northern Exposure) Rebecca Wisocky (Ghosts), Jazz Raycole (The Lincoln Lawyer) & more.
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Night of a Thousand Judys NYC Event

The 14th annual “Night of a Thousand Judys” to benefit The Ali Forney Center takes place at Joe’s Pub on Monday June 1st. This fabulous all-star concert honors Judy Garland with songs from her legendary career as movie star, recording artist & stage performer & is written & hosted by Justin Elizabeth Sayre. The Ali Forney Center is the nation’s largest agency dedicated to helping LGBTQ homeless youth. Justin Elizabeth Sayre stated, “For Pride this year, we are thrilled to bring you a fabulous lineup of talented singers to celebrate our beloved Judy Garland & raise funds for The Ali Forney Center.” In previous years the concert event has featured the musical talents of downtown stars Cole Escola & Bridget Everett, TV & theater stars Alan Cumming & Nathan Lee Graham, R&B legends Martha Wash & Sarah Dash, jazz vocalists Madeleine Peyroux & Jane Monheit, singer/songwriters Nellie McKay & Erin McKeown, Broadway divas Liz Callaway & Tonya Pinkins, leading men Howard McGillin & Daniel Reichard, nightlife fixtures Maude Maggart & Karen Akers & New York personalities Michael Musto & Austin Scarlett among many others. The show is directed by Peter James Cook & choreographed by Jason Wise featuring Drew Wutke as the event’s music director. “Night of a Thousand Judys” is produced by Dan Fortune & Adam J. Rosen with Dan Fortune serving as executive producer. “Night of a Thousand Judys” takes place at Joe’s Pub on Monday June 1st at 7P. Tickets run from $85 to $160. Joe’s Pub has a $12 food 2 drink minimum per person & is located at the Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street in NYC. 
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Day Of Silence Celebrating Thirty Years

The “Day of Silence" is Glisten's (formerly GLSEN) annual Day of Action that began in the mid-1990s as a student-led protest against the silencing & marginalization youth in schools. Each year on the 2nd Friday in April students & allies across the country take part to bring visibility to the bullying, discrimination & lack of affirmation that many LGBTQ young people still face in learning environments. “Day of Silence" has grown into a national movement uplifting student voices & calling for schools where every young person can learn safely & authentically. In Glisten’s most recent National School Climate Survey (NSCS) released last month reported that 2 in 3 students feel unsafe due to their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, Glisten Chief Executive Officer stated, “Today’s administration in the U.S. wants us to stay silent, submit to their biased & hurtful conformity & stop fighting for our right to be authentically ourselves. We urge supporters to use their social platforms & check in with local chapters to be boots on the ground to help LGBTQ+ students feel seen, heard, supported & less alone. By participating in the ‘Day of Silence,’ you are showing solidarity with young people as they navigate identity, safety & belonging. Our voices matter.” K-12 students with more supportive educators, anti-bullying policies that address sexual orientation & gender identity with inclusive learning & GSA presence report a higher sense of belonging, higher GPAs & higher attendance. For over 35 years Glisten has been dedicated to establishing inclusive K-12 schools & learning environments. 
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Lambda Literary Awards 2026 Finalists

The 2026 Lammy Awards shortlist finalists have been announced marking 38 years of celebrating our community’s outstanding voices. The 38th Annual Lambda Literary Awards will take place Friday June 12th at the illustrious Sony Hall in the heart of NYC from 7P to 10P. With 1,371 submissions across 26 categories this is the highest submission volume year ever. J. Clapp, Lambda Literary Executive Director stated, “I am thrilled that we are yet again celebrating the works of so many talented authors & artists across our 26 categories. This is my first full cycle witnessing the magic & diligent work that goes into the Lammys. At this point in history, I am thankful we can joyously fellowship with our community at Sony Hall on June 12th. Congratulations to all the finalists featured on our shortlist!” Lambda Literary continues to proudly recognize works by self-published authors as well as independent & academic presses alongside works supported by traditional big 5 publishers. 76 judges reviewed so very many vibrant voices & histories reflected in the enormous amount of submissions confirming our stories are still being published, read & celebrated even in our dangerously chaotic times. Since 1989 Lambda Literary the fabulous non-profit org has been dedicated to developing writers & amplifying LGBTQ storytelling. For more than 30 years Lambda Literary has fought to uplift LGBTQ stories, nurture emerging voices, preserve our legacies & fought for our lives on a national level. The 38th Annual Lambda Literary Awards on Friday June at Sony Hall in the heart of NYC will honor the voices that have shaped the LGBTQ literary landscape. 
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GPL International Polo Florida Event

The 16th annual GPL International Tournament takes place April 23rd to 25th in Wellington, Florida with events attracting a global cross-section of more than 1,000 attendees & 16 players from around the world. Chip McKenney, GPL Founder/President stated, "Celebrating 16 years of GPL’s flagship event in Wellington propels us to create & produce the best experience by far, to bring people together to enjoy the best of us. My initial goal was to encourage greater diversity & inclusion in the sport of Polo & now we have polo players, fans & allies who come from all over the world to participate. GPL is changing perceptions in the LGBTQ+ community, athletics & society at large, one chukker at a time.” Blending world-class competition, fun-filled social events & meaningful philanthropy Gay Polo League was founded in 2006 by McKenney uniting a group of friends in Los Angeles who shared a passion for polo. Since then it has grown into an international network of players & supporters spanning 15 countries. To date GPL has raised more than $400,000 for charitable partners. GPL is the only LGBTQ identified polo league in the world embracing a cross-section of ages, abilities, professions & riding experience. Through its enthusiasm for the sport GPL works to foster positive perceptions about LGBTQ athletes & the LGBTQ community. The focus is to provide the community with opportunities to learn how to play polo & successfully compete in GPL tournaments & events. GPL has selected Equality Florida as this year’s recipient charity, supporting the organization’s Safe & Healthy Schools Project to advance safer more inclusive environments for LGBTQ students across the state. 
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Reproductive Equity Now Boston Gala

Breaking Barriers the Reproductive Equity Now 2026 Gala takes place Tuesday April 14th at the InterContinental Hotel in Boston, MA. This year’s honorees are outgoing president of Reproductive Equity Now Rebecca Hart Holder who will be honored with the Ellen Paradise Fisher Activism in Action Award, Loretta Ross & Marlene Gerber Fried Co-Authors of Abortion & Reproductive Justice: An Essential Guide for Resistance & Dr. Shelly Sella the first woman OB-GYN to openly provide abortion care later in pregnancy in the United States & author of Beyond Limits: Stories of Third-Trimester Abortion Care. For nearly 50 years Reproductive Equity Now has worked to make access to the full spectrum of reproductive health care a reality for all people in New England regardless of their race, ethnicity, income, zip code, gender, age, immigration status, ability, sexual orientation or religion. Advancing reproductive equity & justice & eliminating barriers to abortion care are central to their mission. Reproductive Equity Now envisions a world where everyone is able to equitably access the full spectrum of reproductive health care, including abortion, free from stigma, discrimination & political or policy barriers. At this moment of crisis their mission has never been more crucial to protect & expanding abortion access state-by-state, voter-by-voter. The Breaking Barriers Gala on April 14th is a fabulous opportunity to celebrate & support groundbreaking reproductive health advocacy, honor champions on the forefront of the battle for repro equity across New England & recommit to protecting & expanding abortion access in 2026 & beyond. Tickets run from $250. 
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Jason Stuart Stand Up Comedy Events

Prolific character actor & stand-up comic Jason Stuart is kicking off his California tour live at the Ice House this Saturday March 28th at 7:30P in Pasadena hosted by Lin-Sun Compani. Jason stated, “Jason Stuart! Stand-Up Comedy is coming to you all over California! Come laugh your head off & get away from all the madness of late. With new material & lots of fresh crowd work. Working with some fresh new comedians & special guest comedians like Stephanie Hodge who's on the new show's Amazon "Company Retreat" & HBO "The Comeback", Black Pedro & writer/producer Andrea Abbate.” Next stop is at Speak Easy in Santa Barbara on April 10th with Stephanie Hodge & Black Pedro then on April 11th at Laugh Factory in Long Beach followed by the Improv on April 11th in West Hollywood then Laugh Factory April 17th & 18th in San Diego & ending the tour August 21st at Auga Caliente Casino in Palm Springs, CA with Andrea Abbate. Jason returns to the stage as his new film REDLINING is about to begin its festival run that he acted in, co-wrote, produced & directed. The film explores the complex intersections of generational wealth & the profound choices people face when circumstances push them to their limits themes that feel even more urgent today. Stuart also serves as the National Co-Chairman of the Sag-Aftra LGBTQ Committee which he co-created in 2004. Jason has appeared in over 285 film & TV shows including the Amazon hit Smothered with Mitch Hara. I talked to Stuart & Hara about Smothered & more in this exclusive podcast in 2023. LISTEN  
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Poet & Author Steven Reigns Book Event

Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library (SNMAL) will present award winning poet & author Steven Reigns on April 10th in Fort Lauderdale, FL. This will be an in-person interview & celebration of his work including ‘A Quit for David’ & ‘Outliving Michael.’ Hailing from Los Angeles Reigns is a fervent writer as well as advocate for LGBTQ youth & HIV acceptance. His book ‘A Quit for David’ released in 2021 tells the story of the late Dr. David Acer a gay dentist from a small conservative Florida town who was accused of infecting patients with HIV. His sexuality alongside his sickly appearance made him an easy scapegoat during a time where HIV transmission was not clearly understood. With accusers helping create hit pieces for the media David’s final stretch of his life was lived in exile a tragic tale that Reigns carefully captures with his poetic prose after years of investigative research into those who forced David to live in secrecy and shame. Reigns’ next work ‘Outliving Michael’ published in September is a personal look into his friendship with Michael Church an intergenerational bond built on what it means to navigate life as a gay man, the power of art in creating connections with others & how AIDS tore them apart. A memoir that seamlessly blends poetry & story the book tackles the generation our society lost to HIV & AIDS & how those stories must be preserved in the hearts of the living. ‘A Conversation with Steven Reigns takes place at Stonewall National Museum, Archives & Library on Friday April 10th at 6P ET live & via Zoom. 
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Redesigned Org Affirms Schools For All

GLSEN is now Glisten transforming to strengthen & support youth & continuing their mission to create safe affirming schools for all with a fresh outlook & renewed energy. Since the org was founded in 1990 their name GLSEN represented the network of teachers & educators who first took action alarmed by the bullying & discrimination towards LGBTQ youth. Over 30 years later they’ve grown to represent 1.5 million youth, families, educators & advocates working to create safe schools nationwide. Expanding their reach beyond the school buildings creates ways for youth, families & allies to stay connected to a supportive community that understands them. Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, Chief Executive Officer stated, “Today, organizations like ours are facing unprecedented challenges at the local, state & federal levels. We cannot step back or give up in the face of erasure from anyone. It is more critical than ever for us to double down on our mission for all LGBTQ+ youth across the nation. “Glisten” is what we called ourselves out loud for decades. However, unlike an acronym, the name Glisten expresses the essence of the work that we do. It stands for what we represent. This is a year for transformation—not just for the Glisten team as individuals, but as an organization. This is not just a name change—it’s a name evolution. Much like the LGBTQ+ community, Glisten isn’t solely defined by the letters that represent the acronym. The brand name Glisten acts as a beacon for all LGBTQ+ youth, providing a shining, visible lifeline in schools & creating spaces where everyone can feel safe being visibly who they are.” 
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South Florida OUTshine Film Festival

The 28th annual OUTshine Film Festival Spring Edition returns to South Florida April 23rd to May 3rd. This season’s OUTshine line-up hits Miami-Dade & Broward counties with vibrant, entertaining & educational star-studded features documentaries & shorts including 4 international, 9 North American & 6 East Coast premieres from 20 countries. New this year is the festival’s Opening Night Under the Stars a Community Block Party Closing Night & an extended Fort Lauderdale run adding 3 more days of fun & fabulous excitement to connect cinema enthusiasts. Mark Gilbert, OUTshine Interim Executive director stated, “OUTshine was created to entertain, educate & inspire film-loving audiences of all persuasions by presenting the best of emerging international, national & local LGBTQ+ oriented films to South Florida. We strive to enrich our audiences while encouraging a sense of community by presenting international & culturally diverse films that offer historical & contemporary perspectives on the LGBTQ+ experience. Our message is that when you come to the festival, you’re with friends.” Joe Bilancio, OUTshine Director of Programming concluded, “With so many new universal stories yet to be discovered, selecting this year’s Spring Edition features was truly a labor of love. Our Miami run has a strong focus on Latin America, international & foreign language LGBTQ+ films geared toward a strong multicultural audience while Fort Lauderdale features many American independent films. We are proud to share these empowering stories by today’s foremost & emerging directors whose creative visions urge us to embrace our differences & foster a sense of unity & belonging.” Last year’s OUTshine drew more than 12,000 attendees from the Greater South Florida area as well as virtual viewers statewide.
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PFLAG Launches New Online Library

PFLAG National has launched “Creating Pride in Families” an online library offering a dedicated resource hub for parents & caregivers involved in employee resource groups in their workplaces. Jamie Henkel, Vice President of Learning & Inclusion at PFLAG National stated, “Being a working parent or caregiver of an LGBTQ+ child can be both profoundly rewarding & very challenging, especially right now. To help employers meet the needs of parents in the workplace, the ‘Creating Pride in Families’ library offers guidance, connections to community & tools for employee resource groups. When workplaces & ERGs partner with PFLAG, we amplify that support, helping families feel seen, valued & empowered every day.” With more than 50 years of experience supporting parents, families & non-family allies of LGBTQ people PFLAG National has pulled together best practices, resources & tools to help companies launch, maintain & revitalize internal peer-support groups for employees. The “Creating Pride in Families” library provides families with practical guidance to answering common questions, navigating difficult conversations & leading with bold love & understanding for the LGBTQ people in their care. The launch underscores PFLAG National’s ongoing commitment to empowering families & creating safer more inclusive communities & workplaces for LGBTQ people of all ages. Families, employers & employee groups are encouraged to explore the library. Founded in 1973 PFLAG works together with LGBTQ people, parents, families & allies to create an equitable & inclusive world. PFLAG has hundreds of thousands of people & hundreds of chapters from coast to coast who are leading with love to support families, educate allies & advocate for just, equitable & inclusive legislation & policies. 
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HIV Funeral Protest & Life Celebration

Pallbearers procession with symbolic coffins at the Save HIV Funding Campaign's Funeral Protest & Celebration of Life on March 16th in Washington, DC. Long-term HIV survivors, health advocates, community health providers & faith leaders gathered to hold a symbolic funeral to sound the alarm over the growing instability in HIV prevention & care funding across the United States & the impact on America's national healthcare infrastructure. Jeremiah Johnson, Save HIV Funding Campaign Co-founder & Executive Director of PrEP4All stated, “We're going to make sure that our policymakers hear us loud & clear: do we invest in life, or do we invest in death? Do we invest in care, or do we invest in bombs? We have to save our care, save our prevention, save our research, save our housing & we have to do it, not just for those of us in America, but we have to do it globally.” The event was organized by the Save HIV Funding Campaign & held at Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel, host hotel for this year’s AIDSWatch conference. The demonstration used the imagery of a memorial service to warn that decades of progress in the fight against HIV could be reversed if critical prevention & treatment programs continue to face funding threats & policy instability. Speakers included Kamaria Laffrey, Co-Executive Director, SERO Project in Florida, Barb Cardell, Program Director, Positive Women’s Network-USA in Colorado, Aubrianna Escalera Naranjo, COO & President, Poder Unides Inc. in Georgia, Vincent Crisostomo, Director of Aging Services, SF AIDS Foundation in California, Paul Aguilar, Author & Activist in California, Malcolm Reid, Co-Chair, U.S. People Living with HIV Caucus; Founder & CEO of Unity Arc Advocacy Group in Georgia. 
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Helicline Fine Art Showstoppers Exhibit

Helicline Fine Art presents Showstoppers: The Art of Stage & Screen a fabulous new exhibition that runs now through May 10th celebrating nearly a century of performance through the vision of some of the 20th century’s most influential artists & designers. The exhibition features more than 3 dozen works capturing the spectacle, glamour & cultural force of Broadway, film, dance, opera & popular entertainment. Artists featured in Showstoppers include celebrated American & European modernists alongside some of the most influential designers ever to work on stage & screen including works by Boris Aronson, Cecil Beaton, Leon Bibel, William Gropper, Edith Head, Al Hirschfeld, Mervyn Jules, Hilary Knight, Gaston Lachaise, Bob Mackie, Jo Mielziner, Anton Refregier, Irene Sharaff, Yves Saint Laurent, Tony Walton, Miles White & Richard Whorf. Many of these designers are Tony® & Oscar® Award winning visionaries whose designs shaped entire eras of performance. Keith Sherman stated, “Although I founded Helicline Fine Art in 2008, my lifelong professional passion has been leading a Times Square communications firm. From the start of my career, I’ve worked in theatre, film, television, music, dance & major cultural events. Some of the artists in this exhibition were friends & even clients. These works are profoundly personal to me & I believe they will resonate deeply with anyone who loves entertainment & the arts.” Founded in 2008 by Roy Goldberg & Keith Sherman Helicline Fine Art specializes in American & European modernism with particular strength in WPA-era works. The gallery also presents American Scene painting, Social Realism, mural studies, industrial landscapes, Regionalism, abstraction & related movements. Helicline Fine Art is located in NYC & is open by appointment only. 
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