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Mar 14, 2024 · Ignacio Darnaude, an art scholar, lecturer, and film producer, is currently developing the docuseries Hiding in Plain Sight: Breaking the Queer Code in Art.
Aug 29, 2021 · By Ignacio Darnaude. Published in: September-October 2021 issue. THIS IS the unspoken story of the extraordinary relationship between John Singer Sargent (1856–1925), the preeminent portrait artist of high society of his era, and his African-American muse, Thomas McKeller.
Sep 10, 2022 · Here is the extraordinary story of the unconventional triangle between the iconic artist, his numerous male assistants, and Wood’s oppressive sister Nan (1899–1990), who posed for American Gothic and denied his sexuality until her death. Their tangled relationships ended up defining and transforming American art.
Nov 11, 2021 · But thanks to the research and passion of Ignacio Darnaude, the art world came to them recently in the form of the exclusive three-part lecture series Hiding in Plain Sight: Breaking the Gay Code in Arts.
Ignacio Darnaude, a queer male art historian and film producer, joins Andrew in The Ivory Tower Boiler Room to open up conversations about the queer male art world. Ignacio starts by dissecting what he has coined "Breaking the Gay Code in Art."
5 days ago · Ignacio Darnaude is an art scholar, lecturer, and film producer whose expertise lies in deciphering the intricate creative codes employed by queer artists to express their forbidden desires during repressive times.
Ignacio Darnaude’s Breaking the Gay Code in Art. Ignacio Darnaude, a queer male art historian and film producer, joins Andrew in The Ivory Tower Boiler Room to converse about the queer male art world. Ignacio starts by dissecting what he has coined “Breaking the Gay Code in Art.”
