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What it Means to Be Seen: Photography and Queer Visibility
A poster advertising Ryerson Image Centre's World Pride exhibit "What it Means to Be Seen." Features Gerald Hannon's 1976 photograph "Kiss-in at the corner of Yonge and Bloor."
Closet hetes in a homo world?
A newspaper article describing an anti-homophobia play put on by BGALOR (now RyePRIDE) that imagines a world where homosexuality is the dominant orientation.
Design for a Queen
A poster advertising the 2014 HSBC World Pride Fashion Design Competition, which challenges students to "create a work of art inspired by some of the moment's top, High Drag Queens."
Fashion makes sexual statement
A newspaper article describing a student's fourth year fashion project designed for gay men.
Living through the lens: Ryerson student captures the lives of South African lesbians in her work
A newspaper article on Ryerson student Zanele Muholi's photographs that explore lesbian lives in South Africa
Queer Sisters: Berenice Abbott and Elsa Von Freytag-Loringhoven
A poster advertising the Modern Literature & Culture Research Centre's salon featuring artistic performances sparked by the relationship between Berenice Abbott and Elsa Von Freytag-Loringhoven.
Yucky men: Bush league Ryerson U freaks over homo content
A newspaper article on Ryerson student Lee Anderson's fourth year art project on queer space, the content of which was deemed offensive by the Dean's office.
Creative Writing bookmark
A bookmark advertising a creative writing course for lesbians and gay men as part of Ryerson's continuing education courses in Gay & Lesbian Studies.
A brief history of RyePRIDE
A timeline displaying major events in the history of RyePRIDE and LGBTQ life at Ryerson generally. Produced for a February 2014 exhibition of RyePRIDE material at Ryerson University's Library and Archives.
Blackbird
A poster advertising the screening of a gay-themed film.