QUEERLY BELOVED - Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot
Join us for the 13th annual Queerly Beloved at 1015 Folsom, San Francisco's legendary queer underground pride event! Headlined by PUSSY RIOT (Nadya Tolokonnikova), this night will be an unforgettable fusion of performance, protest, and pleasure.
What to Expect:
* Live Performance by Nadya Tolokonnikova - The conceptual artist, musician, and activist behind Pussy Riot takes the stage for a rare live set.
* Queer DJs & Dance Party - Get down to electrifying sets from Bae Bae, Your Muther, Hot Goth GF, Baby Magick, and more.
* Immersive Experience - Explore three dynamic rooms with live performances, dommes, dancers, and a special dungeon experience curated by Dykes of Darkness.
21+
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Pussy Riot is Russian Moscow-based activist art collective known for its provocative and radiant live music performances and actions that they keep doing since 2011 despite all the dangers coming from the harsh Putin's regime.
In 2012 three members of Pussy Riot were arrested for performing a punk-prayer "Virgin Mary, please get rid of Putin" and convicted for two years in labor camps. Other known Pussy Riot's music and performance pieces include "Putin has pissed himself", "Death to prisons, freedom to protest!", "Police state", "Straight outta vagina", "Make America great again", "Refugees in" (a performance in Banksy's Dismaland). In 2018 four members of Pussy Riot made international headlines by running onto a football field during the World Cup final demanding to release all political prisoners.
Pussy Riot's live performance piece is led by Nadya Tolokonnikova, who served two years in jail, went through hunger strike protesting savage prison conditions and ended up being sent far away to Siberian penal colony, where she managed though to maintain her artistic activity and with her prison punk band she made a tour around Siberian labor camps. Nadya Tolokonnikova recently published a book "Read and riot: Pussy Riot's guide to activism", well-received by critics.
Pussy Riot performance on stage is a radical audio-visual live act touching topics like gender identity, personal freedom, climate change, transgression and how activism can help us to shape the better world.
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Join us for the 13th annual Queerly Beloved at 1015 Folsom, San Francisco's legendary queer underground pride event! Headlined by PUSSY RIOT (Nadya Tolokonnikova), this night will be an unforgettable fusion of performance, protest, and pleasure.
What to Expect:
* Live Performance by Nadya Tolokonnikova - The conceptual artist, musician, and activist behind Pussy Riot takes the stage for a rare live set.
* Queer DJs & Dance Party - Get down to electrifying sets from Bae Bae, Your Muther, Hot Goth GF, Baby Magick, and more.
* Immersive Experience - Explore three dynamic rooms with live performances, dommes, dancers, and a special dungeon experience curated by Dykes of Darkness.
21+
~~~~~~~~~
Pussy Riot is Russian Moscow-based activist art collective known for its provocative and radiant live music performances and actions that they keep doing since 2011 despite all the dangers coming from the harsh Putin's regime.
In 2012 three members of Pussy Riot were arrested for performing a punk-prayer "Virgin Mary, please get rid of Putin" and convicted for two years in labor camps. Other known Pussy Riot's music and performance pieces include "Putin has pissed himself", "Death to prisons, freedom to protest!", "Police state", "Straight outta vagina", "Make America great again", "Refugees in" (a performance in Banksy's Dismaland). In 2018 four members of Pussy Riot made international headlines by running onto a football field during the World Cup final demanding to release all political prisoners.
Pussy Riot's live performance piece is led by Nadya Tolokonnikova, who served two years in jail, went through hunger strike protesting savage prison conditions and ended up being sent far away to Siberian penal colony, where she managed though to maintain her artistic activity and with her prison punk band she made a tour around Siberian labor camps. Nadya Tolokonnikova recently published a book "Read and riot: Pussy Riot's guide to activism", well-received by critics.
Pussy Riot performance on stage is a radical audio-visual live act touching topics like gender identity, personal freedom, climate change, transgression and how activism can help us to shape the better world.
QUEERLY BELOVED - Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot
Join us for the 13th annual Queerly Beloved at 1015 Folsom, San Francisco's legendary queer underground pride event! Headlined by PUSSY RIOT (Nadya Tolokonnikova), this night will be an unforgettable fusion of performance, protest, and pleasure.
What to Expect:
* Live Performance by Nadya Tolokonnikova - The conceptual artist, musician, and activist behind Pussy Riot takes the stage for a rare live set.
* Queer DJs & Dance Party - Get down to electrifying sets from Bae Bae, Your Muther, Hot Goth GF, Baby Magick, and more.
* Immersive Experience - Explore three dynamic rooms with live performances, dommes, dancers, and a special dungeon experience curated by Dykes of Darkness.
21+
~~~~~~~~~
Pussy Riot is Russian Moscow-based activist art collective known for its provocative and radiant live music performances and actions that they keep doing since 2011 despite all the dangers coming from the harsh Putin's regime.
In 2012 three members of Pussy Riot were arrested for performing a punk-prayer "Virgin Mary, please get rid of Putin" and convicted for two years in labor camps. Other known Pussy Riot's music and performance pieces include "Putin has pissed himself", "Death to prisons, freedom to protest!", "Police state", "Straight outta vagina", "Make America great again", "Refugees in" (a performance in Banksy's Dismaland). In 2018 four members of Pussy Riot made international headlines by running onto a football field during the World Cup final demanding to release all political prisoners.
Pussy Riot's live performance piece is led by Nadya Tolokonnikova, who served two years in jail, went through hunger strike protesting savage prison conditions and ended up being sent far away to Siberian penal colony, where she managed though to maintain her artistic activity and with her prison punk band she made a tour around Siberian labor camps. Nadya Tolokonnikova recently published a book "Read and riot: Pussy Riot's guide to activism", well-received by critics.
Pussy Riot performance on stage is a radical audio-visual live act touching topics like gender identity, personal freedom, climate change, transgression and how activism can help us to shape the better world.
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Join us for the 13th annual Queerly Beloved at 1015 Folsom, San Francisco's legendary queer underground pride event! Headlined by PUSSY RIOT (Nadya Tolokonnikova), this night will be an unforgettable fusion of performance, protest, and pleasure.
What to Expect:
* Live Performance by Nadya Tolokonnikova - The conceptual artist, musician, and activist behind Pussy Riot takes the stage for a rare live set.
* Queer DJs & Dance Party - Get down to electrifying sets from Bae Bae, Your Muther, Hot Goth GF, Baby Magick, and more.
* Immersive Experience - Explore three dynamic rooms with live performances, dommes, dancers, and a special dungeon experience curated by Dykes of Darkness.
21+
~~~~~~~~~
Pussy Riot is Russian Moscow-based activist art collective known for its provocative and radiant live music performances and actions that they keep doing since 2011 despite all the dangers coming from the harsh Putin's regime.
In 2012 three members of Pussy Riot were arrested for performing a punk-prayer "Virgin Mary, please get rid of Putin" and convicted for two years in labor camps. Other known Pussy Riot's music and performance pieces include "Putin has pissed himself", "Death to prisons, freedom to protest!", "Police state", "Straight outta vagina", "Make America great again", "Refugees in" (a performance in Banksy's Dismaland). In 2018 four members of Pussy Riot made international headlines by running onto a football field during the World Cup final demanding to release all political prisoners.
Pussy Riot's live performance piece is led by Nadya Tolokonnikova, who served two years in jail, went through hunger strike protesting savage prison conditions and ended up being sent far away to Siberian penal colony, where she managed though to maintain her artistic activity and with her prison punk band she made a tour around Siberian labor camps. Nadya Tolokonnikova recently published a book "Read and riot: Pussy Riot's guide to activism", well-received by critics.
Pussy Riot performance on stage is a radical audio-visual live act touching topics like gender identity, personal freedom, climate change, transgression and how activism can help us to shape the better world.
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