Jamison Edgar

director of Honor Fraser Gallery

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A new exhibit at the Honor Fraser Gallery explores the history of drag. It features more than 40 artists who work in photography, painting, film, performance, and animation.

‘Make Me Feel Mighty Real’: 70 years of drag art and tech

A new exhibit at the Honor Fraser Gallery explores the history of drag. It features more than 40 artists who work in photography, painting, film, performance, and animation.

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