Ballroom scene

Voguing, a dance consisting of angular poses in time to music, was catapulted into the mainstream by Madonna in 1990. Photographer Chantal Regnault followed the predominantly African-American and Latin ballroom scene at its height, capturing the energy of balls where men competed against one another, and the 'houses' that took inspiration from fashion labels.

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Ryan Murphy's *Pose* revives the ballroom scene of 1987, but Anja Matthes' photos show us how kiki ballroom culture lives now.

Voguing, a dance consisting of angular poses in time to music, was catapulted into the mainstream by Madonna in 1990. Photographer Chantal Regnault followed the predominantly African-American and Latin ballroom scene at its height, capturing the energy of balls where men competed against one another, and the 'houses' that took inspiration from fashion labels.

This oil painting captures an elegant ballroom party scene with detailed crowd scenes, set against a light brown background. It features delicate brushstrokes and elegant attire reminiscent of the Victorian era.

Ballroom Dancing New Zealand. Ballroom dancing really is as well liked as ever before, one reason is the many films and tv shows which include dancing. Aside from the important social advantages of dancing, your involvement in a common program of ballroom dancing will produce sizeable mental and physical health improvements.

Voguing And The House Ballroom Scene Of New York City 1989-92 | The Quietus

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Ballroom and voguing, its best-known performance genre, were created as a source of entertainment, but also as a means of envisioning freedom while in a state of bondage

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In LGBTQ+ communities in cities like Amsterdam and Berlin, the Queer Black Diaspora thrives in an underground scene. A, perhaps, counter-intuitive idea for those familiar with the Netherlands’ history with LGBTQ+ rights, as it was the first country to legalize same-sex marriage and thrive economically from nightlife, bathhouses, hotels, and other queer tourism attractions. Named […]

1988: Drag ball in Harlem, New York City in 1988.