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X-WR-CALNAME:Pride Unbound Opens with June 8 Reception
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LOCATION:37 Baltimore Avenue\nRehoboth Beach DE 19971
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SUMMARY:Pride Unbound Opens with June 8 Reception
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DESCRIPTION:This June\, CAMP Rehoboth proudly presents “Pride Unbound\,
 ” a\nrevealing exhibition celebrating LGBTQ+ voices in art. The exhibiti
 on\nruns from June 1 to 27\, 2024\, with a special Artists Reception on Ju
 ne\n8\, from 2 to 4 p.m. \"Pride Unbound\" is an immersive art exhibition\
 ndedicated to highlighting the diverse perspectives within the LGBTQ+\ncom
 munity. Through a variety of mediums\, 19 LGBTQ+ and queer artists\nshare 
 their talent and explore pertinent themes\, inviting visitors to\nengage w
 ith the rich tapestry of queer identity\, history\, and\nexperience. The a
 rtists accepted into this juried exhibition delve\ninto the complexities o
 f queer identity\, examining themes of fluidity\,\nintersectionality\, and
  personal narrative. Through their works\, they\nexplore self-discovery\, 
 acceptance\, and empowerment\, reflecting the\nwide-ranging experiences wi
 thin the LGBTQ+ spectrum. The exhibition\nalso honors the historical strug
 gles and triumphs of the community\,\npaying homage to activists\, milesto
 nes\, and moments of resilience. The\nartists are Dan Bartasavich\, Nikki 
 Brooks\, Geri Dibiase\, George\nFarrah\, Logan Farro\, Robert Fleming\, Ju
 lian Harbaugh\, Kay Johnson\,\nSummer Johnson\, Jillian Pini\, Leslie Sinc
 lair\, Victor Surbrook\,\nRichard Thibodeau and Sabina Troncone. Among the
  notable pieces\, Nikki\nBrooks' “Marsha” honors Marsha P. Johnson and
  the lives of\nTransgender individuals\, emphasizing the collective power 
 of change\nand allyship. Dan Bartasavich's “Police and Thieves” reflec
 ts the\nongoing cultural revolution\, inspired by the music of The Clash.\
 nVictor Surbrook's “Self Portrait as a Bouguereau Angel” merges\nChris
 tian imagery with his trans identity\, portraying his experience\nas holy 
 and angelic. Logan Farro’s “Soul Unveiled” aims to\nreveal the artis
 t's soul\, peeling back physical layers to expose the\nbright essence bene
 ath. The Opening Reception on June 8\, from 2 to 4\np.m.\, is free and ope
 n to the public\, offering a unique opportunity to\nmeet the artists and e
 ngage with their work. The exhibition can also\nbe viewed at the CAMP Reho
 both gallery\, located at 37 Baltimore Avenue\nin Rehoboth Beach\, Monday 
 through Friday\, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.\nthrough June 27. For more informa
 tion about CAMP Rehoboth\, its\nprograms\, and Pride Month events at CAMP 
 Rehoboth and throughout the\narea\, visit www.camprehoboth.com. Venue: CAM
 P Rehoboth.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This June\, CAMP Rehoboth proudly presents “
 Pride Unbound\,” a revealing exhibition celebrating LGBTQ+ voices in art
 . The exhibition runs from June 1 to 27\, 2024\, with a special Artists Re
 ception on June 8\, from 2 to 4 p.m. \"Pride Unbound\" is an immersive art
  exhibition dedicated to highlighting the diverse perspectives within the 
 LGBTQ+ community. Through a variety of mediums\, 19 LGBTQ+ and queer artis
 ts share their talent and explore pertinent themes\, inviting visitors to 
 engage with the rich tapestry of queer identity\, history\, and experience
 . The artists accepted into this juried exhibition delve into the complexi
 ties of queer identity\, examining themes of fluidity\, intersectionality\
 , and personal narrative. Through their works\, they explore self-discover
 y\, acceptance\, and empowerment\, reflecting the wide-ranging experiences
  within the LGBTQ+ spectrum. The exhibition also honors the historical str
 uggles and triumphs of the community\, paying homage to activists\, milest
 ones\, and moments of resilience. The artists are Dan Bartasavich\, Nikki 
 Brooks\, Geri Dibiase\, George Farrah\, Logan Farro\, Robert Fleming\, Jul
 ian Harbaugh\, Kay Johnson\, Summer Johnson\, Jillian Pini\, Leslie Sincla
 ir\, Victor Surbrook\, Richard Thibodeau and Sabina Troncone. Among the no
 table pieces\, Nikki Brooks' “Marsha” honors Marsha P. Johnson and the
  lives of Transgender individuals\, emphasizing the collective power of ch
 ange and allyship. Dan Bartasavich's “Police and Thieves” reflects the
  ongoing cultural revolution\, inspired by the music of The Clash. Victor 
 Surbrook's “Self Portrait as a Bouguereau Angel” merges Christian imag
 ery with his trans identity\, portraying his experience as holy and angeli
 c. Logan Farro’s “Soul Unveiled” aims to reveal the artist's soul\, 
 peeling back physical layers to expose the bright essence beneath. The Ope
 ning Reception on June 8\, from 2 to 4 p.m.\, is free and open to the publ
 ic\, offering a unique opportunity to meet the artists and engage with the
 ir work. The exhibition can also be viewed at the CAMP Rehoboth gallery\, 
 located at 37 Baltimore Avenue in Rehoboth Beach\, Monday through Friday\,
  from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through June 27. For more information about CAMP R
 ehoboth\, its programs\, and Pride Month events at CAMP Rehoboth and throu
 ghout the area\, visit www.camprehoboth.com. Venue: CAMP Rehoboth.
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