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Oct 17Sat
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    How Can Queer Artists Survive in NYC? A New Incubator Looks to Warhol's Factory for Inspiration

    Joseph Frederick Allen cofounded The FRAME, a new New York City arts incubator inspired by Andy Warhol's Factory, to give queer artists funding, studio space and community. Operating out of BroadwayVox Studios in Midtown Manhattan, its first cohort of 10 artists includes director Nic Cory, visual artist Drew Elhamalawy and filmmaker Brent Thomas Whiteside, with support from Sara Ramirez and Thomas Schumacher. The cohort's first public project is a performance of Allen's play Jackson's Island: Huck, Tom, Queers and Us.

Oct 11Sun
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    Yuri Network News: The Moon on a Rainy Night and The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't A Guy At All Anime Trailers, Yuriten AI Art Backlash

    Trailers for The Moon on a Rainy Night, slated for a spring release, and The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn't A Guy At All, arriving in January, are up on YouTube. Kinokuniya launched Love Bullet Volume 2 with an exclusive cover and shikishi, and The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn't A Guy At All Volume 4 hits shelves later this month. Bloom Into You creator Nio Nakatani and other artists called out Yuriten for using AI art for its 10th anniversary.