Ballroom sock candy Sandy Skoglund

Sandy Skoglund

A landmark survey of how textiles have been used for political protest in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries

He depicts American city life as it undergoes taboo-shattering sexual liberation

through the generosity of Bayard Rustin

As millions of African Americans sought greater economic opportunities and freedom outside of the American South

Ballroom sock candy Sandy SkoglundA gorgeous, authoritative, and image filled celebration of pageantry and community created by ballroom culture for Black and Brown LGBTQIA+ people. The subculture of Ballroom emerged in Harlem in the 60s out of a need for safe and inclusive spaces for Black and Brown queer people, in which family like "Houses" competed at performative balls, allowing members of this marginalized groups to shine. Thanks to shows like Pose and Legendary, it has grown