Queer Art as Resistance POP-UP!

Razom for Ukraine and the National Queer Theater are teaming up for a free pop-up event at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, spotlighting queer creatives and organizers from Ukraine and the U.S. who are refusing to be silenced, turning defiance into art, and finding freedom through creativity – one bold act of art at a time.

The evening will feature
🎤 A performance by Broadway star Kalonjee Gallimore
💬 A fireside chat with Lenny Emson and J. Lester Feder
🎬 Film screenings that bring queer stories to life (in collaboration with SUNNY BUNNY Queer Film Festival in Ukraine)
📸 The exhibition "The Queer Face of War" by J. Lester Feder
🥂 Refreshments to keep the conversation going
Doors open 6:30pm. Free admission!

Info: The evening will kick off with a formal program, featuring opening remarks, a musical performance by Broadway star Kalonjee Gallimore, and a fireside chat between American journalist J. Lester Feder and Ukrainian activist Lenny Emson.

Info: Time to enjoy refreshments and explore the space, including J. Lester Feder's photo exhibition "The Queer Face of War" and a series of short films about queer activism in Ukraine in partnership with Ukraine's premier LGBTQ+ film festival, SUNNY BUNNY.