WTTW Interviews Frankie Knuckles
Explore the origins of house music, which began in Chicago’s underground party scene.
Explore the origins of house music, which began in Chicago’s underground party scene.
The Gay Origins of House Music on the ‘But We Loved’ podcast. Sneaking out in the early Warehouse years; Robert Ford and Thing mag; being disowned for being gay; the […]
Thing Magazine is included on pages 46-48 in Faith Fanzine’s Winter 2022 issue. This issue includes a large section on the Chicago house music scene on pages 37-72. Terry Martin’s […]
In 1991, SPEW brought together artists, writers, editors of zines, performers, video-makers, activists, and bands from throughout the US and Canada. As the first queer zine convention, SPEW marked the […]
Stephen Winter, the award-winning filmmaker, writer and artist, photographed Pam Johnson for issue number 4 of Thing back in 1991. He went on to write, produce and direct his 1996 […]
Zola is originally from Massachusetts and was a Show Director for Boston’s only 7-night-a-week Show Bar, Jacque’s Cabaret on Broadway in New York. In addition to working at Jacque’s, Zola […]
What was your role with THING, how did it inform the magazine’s direction and reception? I appeared on Think Ink and THING magazine covers, and my role was purely I&G: inspiration […]
from Simone Bouyer – Stephanie Coleman and I opened the Wholesome Roc gallery in 1986; we met Robert Ford, Trenton Adkins, and Lawrence (Larry) Warren not too long after that. […]