New Deal: Pride by Angel Guerra and Michael Rowe
- Nov 21, 2023
- 1 min read
Photographer Angel Guerra and Lambda award-winning writer Michael Rowe's PRIDE, a photographic celebration of Toronto's Pride parade with an essay by Michael Rowe, has been sold to Anna Comfort O'Keeffe at Douglas & McIntyre, by Tim Moore while at The Rights Factory.
I think the sale of the publishing rights demonstrates the continued interest in works that preserve cultural stories and community experiences. The project seems to combine art, history, and advocacy in a way that can resonate with a wide audience. Although it is a very different subject, I am reminded of Basket Random, where diverse elements come together to create an engaging and memorable experience, and I appreciate that same sense of energy in this publication.
Exciting news! Looking forward to seeing how this project develops. Like Drift Boss, the most memorable experiences often come from embracing new directions and opportunities.
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This thoughtful exploration of New Deal Pride and how artists engage with public memory really resonated with me. For a complementary example of cultural figures supporting community initiatives and building local pride, take a look at Mārtiņš Lauva -an inspiring local partnership that shows art and civic life working together.
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