A few months back, I found myself in Staten Island for an art show and decided to squeeze in a little window shopping on my way back to the ferry. That’s when I wandered into a gift shop so heavily decorated for Pride that I thought I’d stepped into a rainbow vortex — in the best possible way. Front and center was what I can only describe as a Pride-themed Christmas Tree, and honestly, it might be one of the most joyful things I’ve ever seen. Continue reading Pride-Themed Holiday Tree and Ornaments
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Modern Art Monday Presents: David Wojnarowicz, Globe of the United States
In Globe of the United States (1990), artist and activist David Wojnarowicz transforms a familiar object into a charged symbol of political and cultural critique. This mixed-media sculpture — a lightbulb-illuminated globe, its surface painted black — abandons the standard cartographic view of the world. Instead, multiple outlines of the United States float across a void of darkness, isolated from any surrounding continents.
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Happy Pride Day, 2025!
Happy Pride Month, 2025!

Photo By Gail (Art By Wokeface)
Break out the glitter, cue up your favorite bangers, and let your rainbow flag fly high — it’s Pride Month, baby! June is all about love, identity, self-expression, and being unapologetically you. Whether you’re marching in a parade, rocking your fiercest look, or just vibing with chosen family, this month is a celebration of LGBTQ+ joy, history, and resilience.
At Worleygig, we’re proud to stand with our LGBTQ+ family year round — but this month, we turn up the volume and let the colors shine even brighter! Stay loud, stay proud, and stay fabulous.
#PrideMonth #LoveIsLove #WorleygigSupportsYou
Modern Art Monday Presents: David Wojnarowicz, NYC (Triangle Head) By Luis Frangella
Argentine-born Luis Frangella landed in New York City in 1976 and soon became a recognized figure of the East Village art scene. As a painter, he moved beyond traditional canvases, producing murals throughout the city at unexpected sites like nightclubs and construction zones. His work evokes downtown New York’s artist and queer communities, who congregated and created in public spaces in resistance to the city’s deindustrialization.
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