NYC – Private Tour – Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art

DGALA, Brown TBGALA, Cornell U GALA, Yale GALA and FFR/Princeton BTGALA  are co-hosting a special private viewing of Interface: Queer Artists Forming Communities through Social Media, with a tour of the exhibit by Hunter O’Hanian, Museum Director.
“This is the work of contemporary artists striving to create art at a time that can be unforgiving…a rare opportunity to see powerful work by gay artists…”
Leslie Lohman ad

WHERE: Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, 26 Wooster Street, NYC
WHEN: Tuesday, 7th July 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
COST: $15 advanced tickets; $20 cash at the door (covers admission and refreshments)
Details on the Facebook page here.
Purchase tickets on Eventbrite here.
Learn more about the exhibition here.
And if you have ideas, comments or suggestions about the kind of events you’d like to see, feel free to contact DGALA at dartgala@gmail.com.

Brooklyn Museum Event, Co-Sponsored by DCNY & BADA

This DGALA event, co-sponsored by the Dartmouth Club of New York and BADA, is not to be missed!
Co-hosted by Amanda Rosenblum ’07 and Lizzy Hennessey ’09

First, we will visit the Brooklyn Museum to view the new Kehinde Wiley exhibit. Kehinde is a gay black NYC-based artist who paints portraits of people of color in heroic poses. The NY Times has called the exhibit “mind-teasing,” “eye-catching,” and “hard to ignore“; “His paintings reflect some of the problems and pleasures of being alive right now, in times fraught with corrosive bigotry and inequality.” (Smith, 2015). While there, you can also view the Chitra Ganesh: Eyes of Time exhibit on female power and, of course, the permanent collections.

We will then after-party next door beginning at 4pm at Bar Sepia (234 Underhill Avenue). Light appetizers will be provided! Drinks are on you; full bar available for very reasonable prices. If it’s nice out, we can hang out in the backyard. Kids are welcome at Bar Sepia until sundown and encouraged to attend this event!

Note on Pricing: Youth (19 and under) are free at the museum, Student and Senior admission is $10, and you can get in for no charge with a new NYC Municipal ID card. All others are $16.

Event Details: April 19th, 2pm to 6pm
The Brooklyn Museum & Bar Sepia
RSVP for our Facebook Event Online: https://www.facebook.com/events/1386873274965200/

2014 All Class Reunion Photos and Recap

We would like to thank so many of you for attending our 2014 All Class Reunion in Hanover! Please take our brief post-reunion survey (regardless of whether you attended) to let us know about your experience: Survey Link

All Class Reunion Photos: If you have Reunion photos that you would like to share, please either post on Facebook or send them to dgala2014reunion@gmail.com so that we can host them on our page. Existing photos from the weekend can also be found on the DGALA Flickr and DGALA Facebook pages.

Board of Directors Elections: We will be holding Board of Directors elections in December of 2014. If you are interested in running for the Board and would like to see a full job description, please contact us at dartgala@gmail.com. Information about the current Board of Directors can be found at: dgala.com/about/board

Triangle House Giving: Additionally, there is also still time to contribute to Triangle House Dartmouth’s new LGBTQIA Living and Learning Community. Give online before the November 30th contribution deadline! (leadership level of $2,500+ for inclusion on the plaque)

Mentorship Program: We are also looking for alumni willing to mentor students over the course of a year (and beyond) through our mentorship program. The time commitment would be a couple hours per month for phone and/or videoconference contact with your “mentee.” If you are interested in becoming a DGALA mentor, please contact Director Rigel Cable ’10 (rigel.cable@gmail.com). Please note, mentorship is not restricted to career and networking but also life coaching, academic, interest-based etc. Please contact DGALA or Rigel with any questions.

Mixed Cocktails at the Rubin Museum of Art for LGBT Alumni

FFR/Princeton BTGALA, Yale GALA, Harvard GSC, Columbia Pride & the Columbia GS Alliance, Cornell University GALA, Amherst GALA, Dartmouth GALA, Cornell U GALA, the NYU Alumni Network, the U Chicago LGBT Alumni Group, the Duke LGBT Alumni Network & Brown TBGALA Present…

Mixed Cocktails at the Rubin Museum of Art for LGBT Alumni
New York, NY

WHEN: Friday, January 17, 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM
There will be a tour of the collection starting at 7PM – attendance is limited and first come first serve – sign up at the check in table.
WHERE: The Rubin Museum of Art, ground floor lounge
150 West 17th Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues)
Please use the main museum entrance and check in.
COST: No cover, cash food and beverages
Two for one wine & beer from 6PM to 7PM
Free gallery admission all evening
RSVP: Requested – please fill out our RSVP Form at http://tigernet.princeton.edu/~ffr-gala/AlternateEmail.html for a name tag.

We are returning to the Rubin Museum of Art for the winter installation of our Mixed Cocktails Series! Mingle with us in the lounge, and visit the galleries of the museum! The galleries are open and free to all from 6PM. Our events at the Rubin Museum of Art bring out a great mix of men and women! We had over 400 LGBT alumni at our event here last August, so come out and join us! Please enter through the main entrance and check in in the lobby. For more information about the museum, visit http://www.rmanyc.org/

FFR/Princeton BTGALA is again hosting and we invite all of our Ivy League, Seven Sisters, NYU, Stanford, Duke, UVA, Georgetown, Northwestern, Amherst, U Chicago & Emory friends. Alumni, faculty, staff, and students are welcome. Thanks to our host, Shawn Cowls of FFR/Princeton BTGALA!

Thanks also to our co-hosts!

Natasha of Yale GALA
Michael Sonberg of Harvard GLC
Sarah Joy of The Columbia GS Alliance
Sarah Bernett of Cornell University GALA & Amherst GALA
Melanie Pastuck of Dartmouth GALA
Heidi Russell of Cornell U GALA
Karen Chang of the U Chicago LGBT Alumni Group
Dueaa Elzin of Columbia Pride
Angel Ochoa and Dan Weldon of the NYU Alumni Network
Kevin Song of the Duke LGBT Alumni Network
Sarah Cocuzzo, Meghan Robson & Ryan Grubbs of Brown TBGALA