ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月21日 05時55分

@poseonfx takes cues from Jennie Livingston’s 1991 documentary “Paris Is Burning.” The show, which wraps up its first season on Sunday, dives into the underground ballroom scene of late-1980s New York, in which gay and transgender, primarily black and Latino people carved out vital modes of self-expression. The show’s most exuberant moments take place at balls, where members of houses, or chosen families, dress up and walk (compete) for trophies in categories like Royalty, Military and Executive Realness. To be real is to pass for a member of the wealthy, white, heterosexual society from which contestants are excluded — to look as if they could walk right in. It’s this subculture that gave rise to #vogueing. @poseonfx has been heralded for its largely #LGBT cast, crew and creative team, which includes 5 transgender actors in central roles. Also to be celebrated: the number of actors and dancers from the current ballroom scene. “Dance is such a very vulnerable way of expressing myself,” said @ryanjamaalswain, who plays an aspiring dancer on the show. “I was trying to hide and run away from it.” @eriktanner took this portrait of Ryan and @siobhanfburke interviewed him. Swipe left to see a video of Jason Rodriguez and a portrait of @dominiquet.a.r.jackson, 2 other stars of the show.

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