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Tag Archives: transgender
Falcon 5 open house and Walking the Block extended until February 28, 2013
Hey Austinites!! Come by Falcon 5, a contained artspace (705 Gunter Street, 78702) from 7:00-9:00pm on Wednesday 1/23 for an art open house and Austin’s Health & Human Services department will be offering FREE HIV testing. Even if you already … Continue reading
Posted in austin, Christopher Street, manhattan, portraits
Tagged aids, austin, b/w, black and white, container, documentary, east, falcon 5, gallery, hiv, intimate, photography, portrait, prostitutes, stonewall, street, studio, testing, transgender, walking the block, workers
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World AIDS Day then and now
One year ago on World AIDS Day I was spreading what seemed like a Mt. Everest size mountain of mulch across a football field, okay maybe it was slightly smaller, it was raining and I didn’t have a rake, so … Continue reading
Posted in austin, Christopher Street, portraits, street
Tagged aids, austin, b/w, black and white, buzzfeed, disease, enviornmental, exhibit, falcon5, fox news, heterosexual, hiv, human, lgbt, multimedia, opening, photography, portrait, stigma, texas, transgender, united states
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Falcon 5 has landed
On Monday November 5th, Falcon 5 arrived at her new home, 705 Gunter Street, Austin, Texas 78702 alongside Red Rider Studios. Since then I have been slowly moving in and setting up the studio and gallery. The first official exhibit … Continue reading
Posted in austin, daily life, manhattan, phone images, portraits, street
Tagged austin, black and white, Christopher Street, conatiner, documentary, east, film, gallery, Jo Ann Santangelo, lgbt, manhattan, military, neighbor, nikon, photography, portrait, proud to serve, storage, street, texas, transgender, united states, veterans
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UPDATED: New Version of Austin Faces AIDS [VIDEO]
Here is the re-edited and lengthened multimedia piece: Austin Faces AIDS, a Portrait of People Living with HIV/AIDS The project was year long collaboration with AIDS Services of Austin The video features 16 people from living with HIV/AIDS in central … Continue reading
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08/27/2012
Tagged aids, austin, heterosexual, hiv, homosexual, lgbt, multimedia, portrait, stigma, texas, transgender, video
My first magazine cover!
Yesterday, was “Repeal Day”, after 18 years of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”, and 58 total years of ban on gays and lesbians in military (1953 – 2011) it was the first day a United States service member could come out … Continue reading
Posted in portraits, proud to serve
Tagged American, austin, cover, flag, gay, homosexual, icp, Jo Ann Santangelo, lesbian, lgbt, magazine, manhattan, military, outserve, portrait, proud to serve, road trip, texas, transgender, united states, veterans
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Proud to Serve, I asked, they told.
One year ago today, September 20, 2010 I was in Ann Arbor, Michigan visiting with former Cadet Mara E. Boyd (http://joannsantangelo.wordpress.com/2011/09/19/mara-e-boyd-memorandum-for-colonel-ballinger/). It was the 27th day of my 28 day road trip around the United States. It is surreal that … Continue reading
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Tagged American, ban, dadt, documentary, don't ask don't tell, flag, gay, homosexual, lesbian, lgbt, military, multimedia, portrait, proud to serve, transgender, united states, veterans
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Days 5 & 6 Dream Beavers, Ft. Worth and Austin!
Day 5: August 29, 2010: I woke up Ghazal’s apartment in Ft. Worth. Not only was I so happy to see Ghazal ( we both left Austin August 2008, me to Brooklyn to attend ICP (International Center of Photography), she … Continue reading
Posted in phone images, portraits, proud to serve
Tagged American, austin, bike, dadt, don't ask don't tell, flag, gay, golds gym, homosexual, iphone, lesbian, lgbt, military, portrait, proud to serve, road trip, self, street, texas, transgender, united states, veterans
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One year ago today I left on a road trip
Wow, I can’t believe it’s been a year, then again, I can’t believe it’s only been a year. One year ago today, August 25, 2010, I was living in Brooklyn, NY, got in Bill’s Subaru and hit the road for … Continue reading
Posted in phone images, portraits, proud to serve, street
Tagged armed forces, dadt, gay, homosexual, lesbian, military, portraits, proud to serve, road trip, servicemembers, transgender, united states, veterans
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Proud to Serve Magazine now available
Proud to Serve Issue 01: Proud to Serve : Portraits of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Veterans By Jo Ann Santangelo This is an 88 page full color publication featuring 65 portraits and stories of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender … Continue reading
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Tagged American, dadt, don't ask don't tell, gay, lesbian, lgbt, magazine, magcloud, military, nikon, portrait, road trip, transgender, united states, veterans
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Behind the scenes: NOH8 at the W Hotel in Austin, Texas
On Sunday, I had the brief pleasure to stop by and photograph the open call photo shoot with photographer, Adam Bouska for the NOH8 Campaign Hey Austin, Randi is involved in a tight run off election: Go out and VOTE … Continue reading
Posted in austin, portraits
Tagged Adam Bouska, American, austin, beauty, don't ask don't tell, equality, gay, get equal, graffiti, lgbt, nikon, NOH8, portrait, proposition 8, texas, transgender, united states, veterans, W hotel
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