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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2024 · 31 MIN

Through the lens: How do queer icons redefine traditional notions of beauty?

from The New Maturity · host Heath Brockwell

Allison Michael Orenstein is a New York-based portrait photographer. Her personal project ‘The Queer Artists Series’ focuses on queer performers. "The artists I shoot are those whose work I love and admire. The portraits are a way to get to know them. I want to document queerness, otherness, at this moment in time in New York City." Check out her latest project on her website.  New to the show? Welcome, I’m so glad you found it! This is the place to be if you’re queer or queer friendly and want to get better with age. Follow us on Instagram @ thenewmaturity. Check out thenewmaturity.com where you'll find great stories to help you get better with age and digital guides to help you live your best life. Sign up for our newsletter here.

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