On Sunday, October 13th, 2024, The Curve Foundation proudly hosted Collect & Connect: Curve Magazine Archive Celebration. Curve Archive & Outreach Manager Julia Rosenzweig was there for the unique and delicious event… Read more »
Lesbian photography is one of the championed causes of Curve. But what are lesbian images, what makes a lesbian photographer, and what are some of the issues they face? Here, Merryn Johns is in conversation with lesbian visual artist Jeanette Spicer on the eve of the release of her new book of photography… Read more »
Editor’s note: Films and series that pass The Curve Test help broaden and deepen representation beyond the stories that reduce LGBTQ+ women, trans, and nonbinary people to stereotypes. Films and series that don’t pass are not to be condemned… Read more »
I remember the first time I interviewed Tegan and Sara for Curve magazine. I was hiding out from my corporate day job, locked in a conference room waiting to be patched through to the iconic twins by a cadre of publicists and record label folks… Read more »
In 2005, I graduated from film school at San Francisco State University, confused as every twenty-something is about who they are and what they want to do with their lives. I didn’t know much, but two things were for sure: I really liked having sex with girls, and I really loved writing about it… Read more »
As I look back on 2024, I’m filled with a deep sense of gratitude and pride. This year has been such a meaningful journey-not just for THE CURVE FOUNDATION, but for all of us who care about lifting up the voices, stories, and culture of lesbian and queer women… Read more »
I last spoke with Nona Hendryx in late 2017 for an article published in Curve’s Spring 2018 issue. At the time, Hendryx had just been honored as the inaugural recipient of the Vanguard Award by the prestigious New York City venue Joe’s Pub… Read more »
NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists and The Curve Foundation are delighted to introduce the recipients of the Curve Award for Emerging Journalists. The award, sponsored by The Curve Foundation, provides financial support to emerging journalists whose… Read more »
Imke Meintjes and Jesse Wollenschlaeger, two women driven and united by wanderlust, made history by becoming the first female couple to marry at the Schirmacher Oasis, a stunning and remote location in Antarctica… Read more »
Thirty-five years into their career, the Indigo Girls are (as they say) having a moment. The irony is that they haven’t released a new album since Look Long in 2020! And yet, their profile has risen recently – particularly in the past year… Read more »
Music is and has always been integral to lesbian culture-just think Lilith Fair and the Michigan Womyn’s Festival-so it’s only natural that Curve, the best-selling lesbian magazine, has a legacy of featuring queer musicians and chronicling their work… Read more »
Music has a remarkable way of transporting us to different times and places. Put on Two Nice Girls’ “The Queer Song,” and I’m instantly 23 years old again, laying on the futon in the living room of my Castro District flat-turned-Deneuve-magazine office… Read more »
