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See their work. Know their names. Learn their stories.
How to Catch Creation
Learn about some incredible Black women artists who, like the characters in How to Catch Creation, have been making dope art for a long time now.Â
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Why do no gay people look like me? Jamal Jordan, a black digital editor at The Times, lamented growing up. So as an adult, he decided to give a gift to his younger self: the imagery of queer love.
How to Catch Creation
âThe media will have you believe that itâs literally impossible to see two queer black folks in love. But it happens.â
Representation matters! Black queer love and black queer joy have been so rarely represented on the stage and screen, which is why plays like How to Catch Creation are essential in todayâs theater world.
Daydreams and fine art
How to Catch Creation
âIn our crazy and manic world, we donât have much time for daydreaming between checking our phones, messages and emails, UNLESS we happen to be lucky enough to be an artist.â
Baltimore photographer Connie Imboden discusses the importance of daydreaming on her path towards creation.Â
How to Catch Creation
Today weâre kicking off our series #MakingArtMondaysâ inspired by How to Catch Creation, weâll be featuring Baltimore artists each week. This week, weâre celebrating Bishme Cromartie, whose incredible fashion designs are being featured on Project Runway right now! Read more about his work in this essay from BmoreArt.
âThere was almost no blueprint for queer women of color to have children, let alone by themselves,â performance artist Staceyann Chin said.
How to Catch Creation
Christina Andersonâs characters defy expectations of what a traditional family should look like. The brilliant Staceyann Chin is also breaking down notions of what constitutes a family in her upcoming series âMotherStruckâ-- check it out!
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The time is ripe for such a recognition, if long overdue.
How to Catch Creation
If you like the Black art on our stage right now, youâll love the Black art happening right here in Baltimore.
This Spring, Nepantla: An Anthology for Queer Poets of Color (Nightboat Books, May 2018) was released in collaboration with Lambda Literary. The anthology is the first of its kind in the English spâŚ
How to Catch Creation
Feeling inspired by How to Catch Creation? Add some of these brilliant and beautiful queer Black poets to your reading list.
The child welfare system is shifting its view on a long-overlooked pool of potential adoptive parents: single men.
How to Catch Creation
For single men, like How to Catch Creationâs Griffin, gendered notions of who âlooksâ or âseemsâ like a parent make the paths towards starting a family especially difficult.
