The Lavender Scare Virtual Screening

June 8 - June 14, 2022

As part of our Pride month programming and in conjunction with the exhibition Alexander D’Agostino: Lavender Shrine, on view at AAC through June 18, Arlington Arts Center is proud to present a virtual screening of the award-winning documentary The Lavender Scare.

The virtual screening will be accessible online at this link between June 8 and June 14.

On June 8 at 6pm, AAC will host a virtual conversation between artist Alexander D’Agostino and historian David K. Johnson. Johnson’s groundbreaking and award-winning book, The Lavender Scare brought this cold war era purge of homosexuals from the federal government to national prominence and the documentary draws heavily on his research.

Related Programs:

The Lavender Scare: Alexander D’Agostino and David K. Johnson
Wednesday / June 8 / 6pm EST

Alexander D’Agostino: Lavender Shrine
part of SOLOS 2022
April 15  – June 18, 2022

Click the link below to watch The Lavender Scare, the documentary, via AAC’s virtual screening. The virtual screening will be available June 8 through June 14.

 

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