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SUMMARY:The Decameron
DESCRIPTION:Metrograph presents Pier Paolo Pasolini’s The Decameron\, a vibrant and irreverent adaptation of Giovanni Boccaccio’s fourteenth-century literary classic. The first installment in Pasolini’s celebrated “Trilogy of Life\,” the film marked a significant departure from the director’s darker and more overtly political works of the late 1960s\, embracing humor\, sensuality\, and the pleasures of everyday life. \nDrawing inspiration from Boccaccio’s collection of stories\, the film unfolds as a series of interconnected tales populated by thieves\, lovers\, dreamers\, religious figures\, and ordinary people. Set in medieval Italy but infused with contemporary energy\, the stories celebrate human desire and folly while offering a playful critique of social conventions and institutions. Pasolini himself appears in the film as a painter inspired by the Renaissance master Giotto\, providing a unifying thread between the various episodes. \nThough often remembered for its earthy humor and exuberant visual style\, The Decameron also reflects Pasolini’s broader artistic vision. The filmmaker sought to create a cinema rooted in physicality\, pleasure\, and popular culture\, rejecting the alienation he saw in much contemporary art. The result is one of the warmest and most accessible works in his filmography\, filled with memorable characters\, sun-drenched landscapes\, and moments of unexpected beauty. \nFor LGBTQ+ audiences\, Pasolini remains a towering figure in queer cultural history. Openly gay at a time when doing so carried significant personal and professional risks\, he brought a distinctly queer perspective to his work while challenging social\, religious\, and political norms. The Decameron stands as an essential entry point into the work of one of the twentieth century’s most influential filmmakers and intellectuals. \nPresented in a rare 35mm screening\, this Metrograph engagement offers an opportunity to experience the film’s rich colors\, textures\, and visual vitality as it was originally intended to be seen.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/the-decameron/
LOCATION:Metrograph\, 7 Ludlow Street\, New York\, NY\, 10002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260706T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260706T200000
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SUMMARY:Scott Heim & Kyle Dillon Hertz: Mysterious Skin
DESCRIPTION:Join acclaimed novelist Scott Heim and writer Kyle Dillon Hertz for a conversation celebrating a new edition of Mysterious Skin\, the cult-classic queer novel that inspired the acclaimed 2004 film adaptation. Decades after its original publication\, Heim’s haunting and deeply empathetic novel remains one of the most powerful works of LGBTQ+ literature. \nOriginally published in 1995\, Mysterious Skin follows two young men from a small Kansas town whose lives remain shaped by a shared traumatic childhood experience. As adults\, they struggle to understand their memories\, identities\, sexuality\, and the lasting effects of trauma. \nTold with remarkable sensitivity and emotional depth\, the novel explores memory\, survival\, intimacy\, and the ways people construct narratives about themselves in order to cope with pain. While difficult and often heartbreaking\, it is widely regarded as a modern queer literary classic. \nQueer Significance\nMysterious Skin occupies a unique place in LGBTQ+ literature. Rather than focusing on coming out or romance\, it examines queer identity through themes of memory\, alienation\, desire\, and resilience. The novel gained an even wider audience through the acclaimed film adaptation directed by Gregg Araki and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt. \nAbout the Authors\nScott Heim is an award-winning novelist whose work often explores LGBTQ+ identity\, memory\, and emotional survival. Kyle Dillon Hertz is a writer and critic whose work frequently engages with queer culture\, literature\, and film. \nContent Note\nThis novel contains themes of childhood sexual abuse\, trauma\, exploitation\, and psychological distress. Readers should be aware that the discussion may address these topics. \nPerfect For\n\nLGBTQ+ readers\nFans of queer literary fiction\nReaders interested in cult classics\nFollowers of Gregg Araki’s films\nAnyone interested in complex\, emotionally rich storytelling
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/scott-heim-kyle-dillon-hertz-mysterious-skin/
LOCATION:Strand Bookstore\, 828 Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Books
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260709T190000
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SUMMARY:Roshan Sethi & Erin Somers: The Simp: A Novel Without a Hero
DESCRIPTION:Join writer-director Roshan Sethi and television writer Erin Somers for a discussion of their new novel\, The Simp: A Novel Without a Hero. Blending sharp humor\, modern dating chaos\, and questions about identity and ambition\, the novel offers a contemporary look at love\, friendship\, and self-delusion in the age of social media. \nThe Simp follows a deeply flawed protagonist navigating romance\, status\, insecurity\, and the often humiliating realities of modern relationships. With biting wit and cultural insight\, the novel skewers contemporary dating culture while examining what people are willing to sacrifice in pursuit of love\, validation\, and success. \nWhy It May Interest LGBTQ+ Readers\nWhile The Simp is not specifically a queer novel\, author Roshan Sethi is also known for co-writing and directing the acclaimed film A Nice Indian Boy\, a beloved queer romantic comedy about an Indian American man introducing his white fiancé to his traditional family. Readers who enjoyed A Nice Indian Boy may be interested in hearing Sethi discuss storytelling\, relationships\, and contemporary identity through a different lens. \nAbout the Authors\nRoshan Sethi is a filmmaker\, physician\, and writer whose work often explores South Asian identity\, family dynamics\, and contemporary relationships. Erin Somers is a television writer known for her work in comedy and character-driven storytelling. Together\, they bring humor and emotional insight to this satirical take on modern romance. \nPerfect For\n\nFans of contemporary fiction\nReaders interested in dating and relationship stories\nSouth Asian literature enthusiasts\nFans of Roshan Sethi’s film work\nReaders who enjoy sharp social satire
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/roshan-sethi-erin-somers-the-simp-a-novel-without-a-hero/
LOCATION:Strand Bookstore\, 828 Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Books
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SUMMARY:Lingua Franca
DESCRIPTION:Asia Society presents a screening of Lingua Franca\, the acclaimed feature film written\, directed by\, and starring Isabel Sandoval. Set in Brooklyn\, the film follows Olivia\, an undocumented Filipina trans woman navigating work\, immigration challenges\, and an unexpected romance while pursuing a path toward legal residency in the United States. \nReleased in 2019\, Lingua Franca was widely praised for its nuanced portrayal of trans identity and immigrant life. Rather than focusing solely on hardship\, the film offers a deeply human story about love\, belonging\, and the desire for stability in an uncertain world. Sandoval became one of the first trans women of color to write\, direct\, and star in a feature released by a major distributor in the United States. \nThe screening is part of Asia Society’s Desire & Solitude: The Cinema of Isabel Sandoval retrospective\, which highlights the groundbreaking filmmaker’s contributions to contemporary queer cinema. The series offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience Sandoval’s work on the big screen and examine the recurring themes of intimacy\, displacement\, and identity that run throughout her films. \nFor LGBTQ+ audiences\, Lingua Franca stands as one of the most significant queer films of the last decade. Its intersectional perspective on gender\, race\, immigration\, and class has made it a touchstone in modern trans cinema and an essential work for anyone interested in contemporary queer storytelling.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/lingua-franca/
LOCATION:Asia Society\, 725 Park Avenue\, New York\, NY\, 10021\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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SUMMARY:Adam Lambert Album Signing for ADAM
DESCRIPTION:Grammy-nominated singer\, songwriter\, and LGBTQ+ icon Adam Lambert comes to New York City for a special album-signing event celebrating the release of his new album\, ADAM. Fans will have the opportunity to meet Lambert\, receive a signed copy of the album\, and celebrate the latest chapter in a career that has helped redefine queer visibility in mainstream pop music. \nSince his breakout on American Idol\, Adam Lambert has become one of the most visible openly gay artists in popular music. Known for his powerhouse vocals\, glam-rock aesthetic\, and fearless self-expression\, Lambert has built a successful solo career while also serving as the lead vocalist for Queen + Adam Lambert\, introducing a new generation to the music of Queen. \nThroughout his career\, Lambert has been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility and equality\, becoming an important figure for queer fans around the world. \nWhy It’s Queer\nAdam Lambert made history as one of the first openly gay artists to achieve mainstream pop stardom without concealing his identity. His success helped expand representation in the music industry and paved the way for a new generation of LGBTQ+ performers. \nWhy We Love It\nAlbum signings offer a rare opportunity for fans to connect directly with artists\, and Adam Lambert’s events are known for their warmth\, enthusiasm\, and celebration of individuality. Whether you’ve followed him since American Idol or discovered him through his recent music\, this is a chance to celebrate one of pop music’s most enduring queer voices. \nPerfect For\n\nLGBTQ+ music fans\nAdam Lambert fans\nPop and glam-rock enthusiasts\nCollectors of signed albums\nPride season attendees\nAnyone who loves powerhouse vocals
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/adam-lambert-album-signing-for-adam/
LOCATION:Barnes & Noble Fifth Avenue\, 555 Fifth Avenue\, New York\, New York\, 10017\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260729T183000
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SUMMARY:Philadelphia (35mm)
DESCRIPTION:One of the most influential LGBTQ+ films ever released by a major Hollywood studio\, Philadelphia returns to the big screen in a rare 35mm screening at the Museum of the Moving Image. Directed by Jonathan Demme and starring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington\, the 1993 drama was the first major studio film to directly address the AIDS crisis and anti-gay discrimination in America.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/philadelphia-35mm/
LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image\, 36-01 35 Ave\, Astoria\, NY\, 11106\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260729T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260729T230000
DTSTAMP:20260625T082808
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SUMMARY:DJ Bill Coleman's Pride Silent Disco
DESCRIPTION:The Illustrious Blacks is the Afrofuturist duo of Monstah Black and Black! (formerly Manchildblack)\, known for transforming dance floors into joyful celebrations of Black queer creativity. Drawing inspiration from artists such as David Bowie\, Prince\, George Clinton\, and Depeche Mode\, they fuse disco\, house\, funk\, and theatrical performance into a genre-defying experience.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/dj-bill-colemans-pride-silent-disco-2/
LOCATION:The Dance Floor at Josie Robertson Plaza\, 10 Lincoln Center Plaza\, New York\, NY\, 10023\, United States
CATEGORIES:Parties
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260828T183000
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SUMMARY:Lingua Franca
DESCRIPTION:The Museum of Modern Art presents two screenings of Isabel Sandoval’s acclaimed feature Lingua Franca\, one of the most important trans-centered films of the last decade. Written\, directed by\, and starring Sandoval\, the film follows Olivia\, an undocumented Filipina trans woman living in Brooklyn as she navigates immigration uncertainty\, economic precarity\, and an unexpected romance. \nSet in Brighton Beach\, the film offers a nuanced portrait of contemporary New York through the eyes of someone living at the intersection of multiple identities. As Olivia searches for a pathway to legal residency\, she must balance personal aspirations\, family obligations\, and the realities of a system that often leaves vulnerable communities in limbo. \nUpon its release\, Lingua Franca received widespread critical acclaim for its sensitive storytelling and groundbreaking representation. Sandoval became one of the first trans women of color to write\, direct\, and star in a feature distributed by a major U.S. company. Her work helped expand conversations around trans visibility by presenting a protagonist whose story extends far beyond issues of gender alone. \nPresented at MoMA\, these screenings provide an opportunity to revisit a modern landmark of queer cinema within one of the world’s most respected institutions dedicated to film preservation and exhibition.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/lingua-franca-2/
LOCATION:The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1\, 11 W 53rd St\, New York\, New York\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260831T213000
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SUMMARY:Rachel Gillig Celebrates The Knave and the Moon
DESCRIPTION:Bestselling fantasy author Rachel Gillig visits Barnes & Noble Union Square for a special late-night celebration of her newest novel\, The Knave and the Moon. The event serves as a launch party leading into the book’s official release\, giving fans an opportunity to be among the first readers to experience Gillig’s latest work. \nKnown for her atmospheric storytelling\, gothic influences\, and richly imagined fantasy worlds\, Gillig has quickly become one of the most popular voices in contemporary fantasy fiction. Her novels combine romance\, mystery\, folklore\, and adventure\, attracting readers who enjoy immersive world-building and emotionally driven narratives. \nThe midnight-release tradition has long been associated with beloved fantasy series\, creating a communal experience that allows readers to celebrate new books alongside fellow fans. Attendees can expect discussion\, audience interaction\, and the excitement that comes with being part of a major publishing event. \nWhether you’re a longtime admirer of Gillig’s work or discovering her writing for the first time\, the evening offers an opportunity to connect with one of fantasy’s rising stars and join a community of passionate readers.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/rachel-gillig-celebrates-the-knave-and-the-moon/
LOCATION:Barnes & Noble Union Square\, 33 East 17th Street\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Books
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260905T190000
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SUMMARY:Lingua Franca
DESCRIPTION:The Museum of Modern Art presents two screenings of Isabel Sandoval’s acclaimed feature Lingua Franca\, one of the most important trans-centered films of the last decade. Written\, directed by\, and starring Sandoval\, the film follows Olivia\, an undocumented Filipina trans woman living in Brooklyn as she navigates immigration uncertainty\, economic precarity\, and an unexpected romance. \nSet in Brighton Beach\, the film offers a nuanced portrait of contemporary New York through the eyes of someone living at the intersection of multiple identities. As Olivia searches for a pathway to legal residency\, she must balance personal aspirations\, family obligations\, and the realities of a system that often leaves vulnerable communities in limbo. \nUpon its release\, Lingua Franca received widespread critical acclaim for its sensitive storytelling and groundbreaking representation. Sandoval became one of the first trans women of color to write\, direct\, and star in a feature distributed by a major U.S. company. Her work helped expand conversations around trans visibility by presenting a protagonist whose story extends far beyond issues of gender alone. \nPresented at MoMA\, these screenings provide an opportunity to revisit a modern landmark of queer cinema within one of the world’s most respected institutions dedicated to film preservation and exhibition.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/lingua-franca-3/
LOCATION:The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1\, 11 W 53rd St\, New York\, New York\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Movies
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260910T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260910T200000
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SUMMARY:Jordan Tannahill & Emily St. John Mandel: The Living Realm
DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed playwright\, novelist\, and filmmaker Jordan Tannahill joins bestselling author Emily St. John Mandel for a conversation about his latest novel\, The Living Realm. Known for his fearless explorations of identity\, technology\, intimacy\, and queer life\, Tannahill brings his signature literary imagination to a story that blurs the boundaries between reality\, memory\, and the future. \nAbout the Book\nThe Living Realm is a literary novel that examines how human relationships evolve in an increasingly complex world. Through richly imagined storytelling\, Tannahill explores questions of connection\, identity\, memory\, and what it means to remain fully human amid rapid social and technological change. \nLike much of his work\, the novel combines emotional intimacy with ambitious ideas\, creating a narrative that is both intellectually engaging and deeply personal. \nWhy It’s Queer\nJordan Tannahill is one of the most celebrated queer literary voices working today. Across his novels\, plays\, essays\, and films\, he has consistently explored LGBTQ+ identity\, desire\, family\, and the ways queer people navigate contemporary life. His work often pushes beyond traditional coming-out narratives to examine broader questions about culture\, politics\, and belonging. \nFor queer readers\, Tannahill’s writing offers a thoughtful and expansive vision of LGBTQ+ lives—one that is as concerned with art\, philosophy\, and the future as it is with identity itself. \nAbout the Speakers\nJordan Tannahill is an award-winning playwright\, filmmaker\, and novelist whose books have earned international acclaim for their originality and emotional depth. \nEmily St. John Mandel is the bestselling author of Station Eleven\, Sea of Tranquility\, and other celebrated works of literary fiction and speculative fiction. \nPerfect For\n\nLGBTQ+ readers\nFans of literary fiction\nReaders interested in queer contemporary literature\nFollowers of Jordan Tannahill’s work\nFans of Emily St. John Mandel\nAnyone who enjoys ambitious\, thought-provoking novels
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/jordan-tannahill-emily-st-john-mandel-the-living-realm/
LOCATION:Strand Bookstore\, 828 Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Books
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SUMMARY:Fran Lebowitz: An Evening at The Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Writer\, social commentator\, and New York icon Fran Lebowitz returns to The Town Hall for two evenings of conversation\, observations\, and sharp-witted commentary on contemporary life. Known for her unmistakable perspective on culture\, politics\, art\, and New York City\, Lebowitz remains one of America’s most distinctive public intellectuals. \nFor decades\, Lebowitz has cultivated a devoted following through her essays\, interviews\, and public appearances. Her ability to blend humor\, criticism\, and cultural observation has made her a beloved figure among artists\, writers\, and LGBTQ+ audiences alike. \nThe evenings are expected to feature audience questions and Lebowitz’s signature reflections on everything from city life and literature to politics and the absurdities of modern culture. No two appearances are ever quite the same\, making each event a unique experience. \nWhether known from her books\, documentary appearances\, or Martin Scorsese’s Pretend It’s a City\, Lebowitz continues to be one of New York’s most entertaining and insightful voices.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/fran-lebowitz-an-evening-at-the-town-hall/
LOCATION:The Town Hall\, 123 West 43rd Street\, New York\, NY\, 10036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conversation
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SUMMARY:Fran Lebowitz: An Evening at The Town Hall
DESCRIPTION:Writer\, social commentator\, and New York icon Fran Lebowitz returns to The Town Hall for two evenings of conversation\, observations\, and sharp-witted commentary on contemporary life. Known for her unmistakable perspective on culture\, politics\, art\, and New York City\, Lebowitz remains one of America’s most distinctive public intellectuals. \nFor decades\, Lebowitz has cultivated a devoted following through her essays\, interviews\, and public appearances. Her ability to blend humor\, criticism\, and cultural observation has made her a beloved figure among artists\, writers\, and LGBTQ+ audiences alike. \nThe evenings are expected to feature audience questions and Lebowitz’s signature reflections on everything from city life and literature to politics and the absurdities of modern culture. No two appearances are ever quite the same\, making each event a unique experience. \nWhether known from her books\, documentary appearances\, or Martin Scorsese’s Pretend It’s a City\, Lebowitz continues to be one of New York’s most entertaining and insightful voices.
URL:https://iseequeer.com/event/fran-lebowitz-an-evening-at-the-town-hall-2/
LOCATION:The Town Hall\, 123 West 43rd Street\, New York\, NY\, 10036\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conversation
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