MARICON
Upcoming Show in Dallas | May 4, 2018
Oak Cliff Cultural Center | 223 W Jefferson Blvd, Dallas TX 75208
Upcoming Show in Dallas | May 4, 2018
Oak Cliff Cultural Center | 223 W Jefferson Blvd, Dallas TX 75208
TRANSPOSE PROJECT
Upcoming Screening in San Antonio | May 10, 2018
Luther's Cafe | 1503 N Main Ave, San Antonio, TX, 78212
Luther's Cafe | 1503 N Main Ave, San Antonio, TX, 78212
COMING SOON | 2018
OUR NEW BOARD MEMBERS | NOV 8, 2017
BRET GAITHER
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LEX TREVINO
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STEVIE DOWNER
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SPOTLIGHT: TRANSPOSE | NOVEMBER 4, 2017
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Arttitude congratulates film documentary Transpose, director Kurtz Frausun and its entire cast members for being awarded The Shawn Moore Prize for Texas Filmmaking at recently-concluded Q Cinema LBGT Film Festival in Fort Worth on November 4, 2017. Transpose uses interviews filmed with webcams, cell phones, and other personal recording devices to encapsulate the raw humanity of every individual story. “Arttitude, as an organization, strives to use Transpose as a point of discussion and education for our community so that people can have a better understanding and insight into the transgender community--their stories, their hopes, their struggles and their triumphs as individuals” – Jil Lasaca.
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SPECIAL ISSUE: OPALINE | SUMMER 2018
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Imag[e]ine
It’s time to imagine the better world we want to see. It’s time to look ourselves, our country, and our world in the mirror and begin to project the image of a united and proactive community. |
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Opaline publishes an annual special issue featuring short fiction, poetry, drama, personal essays and visual art by the LGBTQ/Allies community, women, people with disabilities, immigrants, and other minority groups. Opaline is a program of Arttitude, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting change and acceptance through visibility for the LGBT and minority communities using art and creative writing to shine light on the narratives of those marginalized in American culture. |
YEAR IN REVIEW | 2017
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OUR MISSION
Arttitude is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which serves to unite the LGBTQ+ and diverse community, local artists, academic researchers, and public and private organizations with the goal of inciting positive change and equality for all through art shows, music events, and other artistic endeavors. |
OUR VISION
Arttitude wishes to capture the narratives of marginalized communities in the form of artistic expression because it is these stories that highlight our diversity which will empower local, regional, national, and global organizations to make a positive transformation for the future. Arttitude is where the artistic community, academic researchers, and public and private advocacy organizations intersect with the goal of telling stories and inciting real and positive change for the future. |
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY
Arttitude does not discriminate against or tolerate harassment of any person based on race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, veteran status, marital or parental status, or pregnancy. This policy applies to participation in all Arttitude programs and events; application for employment or volunteer positions; retention and promotion of employees, volunteers and board members; hiring of vendors and other service providers; and selecting talent, art, and creative writing to be featured. Additionally, Arttitude will make all reasonable accommodations to ensure full accessibility of its online and offline spaces, events, and programming.
Arttitude does not discriminate against or tolerate harassment of any person based on race, color, religion, national origin, citizenship, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, veteran status, marital or parental status, or pregnancy. This policy applies to participation in all Arttitude programs and events; application for employment or volunteer positions; retention and promotion of employees, volunteers and board members; hiring of vendors and other service providers; and selecting talent, art, and creative writing to be featured. Additionally, Arttitude will make all reasonable accommodations to ensure full accessibility of its online and offline spaces, events, and programming.
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Arttitude is supported in part by the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs.
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