Curve Magazine

2 months ago | curvemag.com | Lead Developer

This issue of Curve arrives during a political moment plagued with attempts to draw hard lines—between genders, identities, and, by implication, freedoms. The recent executive order narrowing the legal definition of gender to “man” and “woman” is more than a policy; it’s an erasure of lived realities. As a community of LGBTQ+ individuals, our history reminds us that binaries are a poor fit for the richness of human existence.

2 months ago | curvemag.com | Lead Developer

This issue of Curve arrives during a political moment plagued with attempts to draw hard lines—between genders, identities, and, by implication, freedoms. The recent executive order narrowing the legal definition of gender to “man” and “woman” is more than a policy; it’s an erasure of lived realities. As a community of LGBTQ+ individuals, our history reminds us that binaries are a poor fit for the richness of human existence.

Feb 6, 2024 | curvemag.com | Merryn Johns

Deneuve incorporated butch style early on and as the issues rolled on, so did Curve, presenting masc and genderqueer style in spreads on a regular basis. By the time I came on board as editor in 2010, our community was experiencing a golden age of queer women’s style, much of it centered around communities in Brooklyn, New York.

Nov 7, 2023 | curvemag.com | Dan Mahoney

Welcome to the Curve Award for Excellence in Lesbian Coverage’s digital exhibit (CELC)!This page is a celebration of 2023’s three winners: Femi Redwood, Dana Piccoli, and Victoria Brownworth. The award recognizes the efforts of professionals who work tirelessly in LGBTQ media to raise visibility and give voice to queer women and their issues.

Aug 14, 2023 | curvemag.com | Merryn Johns

To continue that tradition, Curve recently put out a call for photographs by and of LGBTQIA+ women. “This is what a ____ looks like” was the prompt offered to those who wanted to enter the Curve Photo Contest of 2023. Creativity, self-expression, and vibrancy were the recommended criteria for selection. The submissions were rich, diverse, surprising, original, and honored the Curve tradition of inviting photographers and image makers to represent the many facets of identity in our community.