Just to dispel all rumors, yes I have a fire crotch. Now to the serious business. I am a queer artist. My mission is to create art that speaks to the LGBT community. I find the art world to be one of the most inspiring environments. People from all different backgrounds and beliefs can come together in one room, be it a studio or a theater, and be in peace--except if you are dressed poorly, then i will judge you. In these blogs, I will be providing you with cultural information as it pertains to this queer's world, and hopefully yours as well. There is an abundant amount of gay art in this world; we dominate the art world in general. Well, we dominate any industry that produces anything attractive really.

Now, how did I get here? Hmmm, lets see...from a vagina. But the more critical discovery in my life was my love of theatre. I made my stage debut as a pilgrim, with a solo i might add, in my 3rd grade Thanksgiving play. In 6th grade, I decided I was destined for stardom, and little did i know, gaydom. I have been studying acting for many years now. I have spent a lot of time in my wet dream of a place, New York City. I spent the past year hosting a local event called Guerrilla Theatre. I saw an opportunity to speak openly about my sexuality, with much reserve, and found a lot of support from the local gay community. Now that that is over for me, the blond queen that is CampusQueer approached me and asked me if I would help him expand his blog. Well, I wet myself, then got pissed that I ruined my Rock and Republics, and then I said yes. I will be typing from the computer lab in Rowand Johnson Hall, RoJo for short. So thus begins my journey of sharing the wonderful world of gay.

Over and Out,
GingerQueer