Discover the inspiring life of Alice Anderson, founder of Australia's first all-girl garage in 'Garage Girls'—a vibrant play celebrating a remarkable woman.

Emmy-winning actress Jean Smart joins original cast members for a Q&A after the 'Last Summer at Bluefish Cove' performance. Don't miss this landmark production celebrating lesbian lives.

Uncover the dark side of Disney and explore the latest work from the neon art museum, including anti-Disney neon pieces, in this issue of The Illuminator.

Meet Claudia Flores, newly appointed President of ICA LA's Board of Directors, driving LGBTQ-inclusive arts programming and fostering creativity.

Discover how this internationally acclaimed dazzling show combines Star Wars with burlesque, dance, and comedy. Get ready for a unique and unforgettable experience that will have you laughing and cheering from start to finish!

Join artist Lili Lakich's 8-week neon workshop in downtown LA and learn to create your own neon sculpture or sign. No prior experience is required.

Lili Lakich Studio holds an Exhibition/Sale “FlamingHearts” in time for Valentine's Day. See them and more than 90 other neon sculptures that I have created since 1966.

President Trump plans to cut arts funding like the NEA. But the budget for these is still way less than the budget for the Trump Towers security.

The artist Lili Lakich looks at the world through neon-lit glasses, once setting up a museum to what she considers America's greatest art form.

All the world's a stage! Here are seven lesbian plays (or plays about lesbians) that were produced on stage, ranging from The Color Purple to Fun Home.

DC Comics is proud to present the queer Wonder Woman. However, comic book writer Greg Rucka said it's only natural to consider the superhero icon this way.

Reserve the date on your calendar for the 2016 Tony Awards if you want to see Barbra Streisand and other celebrities, plus a little song and dance, on TV.

When artist Johniene Papandreas closed a door on one part of her life, she opened a window with her art, which can be seen in a new exhibit in California.

Rock icon David Bowie has constantly re-invented himself throughout the decades, this time as co-playwright for his play Lazarus. So what's it all about?

As a powerful voice for the trans people. Sylvia Rivera is now the first trans person to have a portrait in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.

11 artists are the lucky recipients of the Queer/Art/Mentorship 2015-2016 Fellowship program that pairs and supports mentorship among LGBTQI artists in NYC.