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BACAF is looking to connect with former employees, photographers, contributors, models, artists or anyone involved in producing Blueboy® during the 1970s thru 1980s.
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Miss Tiger
she / her / her
Blueboy Archives & Cultural Arts Foundation
Founder | Curator
Blueboy
Publisher | Editor-in-Chief
BACAF Board of Directors
President
Miss Tiger is a non-binary, visual anthropologist and curator whose research and exhibits investigate the interplay between visual arts and various domains, including media, gender performance, sexuality, aesthetics, visual and cultural memory, and the AIDS crisis that devastated the gay community.
As BACAF founder, Miss Tiger and her team historically contextualize, preserve and archive Blueboy® in addition to other vintage, LGBTQ+ periodicals and media objects, that are in danger of being lost.
Blueboy® 50th Anniversary Commemorative Issue debuts in DECEMBER 2025 as an annual publication. It is the magazine's first issue in over a decade. As Editor-in-Chief, Miss Tiger directs an international team of contributors to reimagine Blueboy® for a diverse and multigenerational audience; showcasing lifestyle and news features, social commentary, essays, fashion editorials and art. And of course ... staying true to the original concept of Blueboy - it will feature nudity.
Miss Tiger earned her Master of Arts in
Visual Anthropology at The University of Southern California and Bachelor of Science in Media, Culture and Communication at New York University.
Z. Ingram
zi / zi / zi
Blueboy Archives & Cultural Arts Foundation
Chief Operations Officer
BACAF Board of Directors
Secretary
Z. Ingram's research uses ethnographic approaches to better understand linguistic constructions, more specifically how varying spaces determine what language is used in spaces within various LGBTQ+ communities.
Z.'s work with BACAF is to distinguish various methods of looking to the past to discover how it affects the present and predicts the future. By archiving LGBTQ+ historical documents, she will encourage the team to utilize their findings to better understand the spaces we live in today.
Z. is a graduate from New York University and the CUNY Graduate Center.
Z. is a board member of NYU LGBTQ+ Alumni Network and volunteers with various LGBTQ+ groups within the city.
Previous research projects include, Put the Needle on the Record, an exploration of homophobic language in Hip Hop music and The Celluloid Closet in Technicolor, a documentary examining how queer people of color feel about representation in film and television.
Khanh Tran
he / him / his
Blueboy Archives & Cultural Arts Foundation
Chief Financial Officer
BACAF Board of Directors
Treasurer
Khanh Tran is the co-founder of Momotachi®, an LGBTQ+ owned clothing and accessory company Momotachi's eco-freindly products feature designs by LGBTQ+ artists and a portion of every sale helps support the work of Blueboy Archives & Cultural Arts Foundation.
Khanh is a world traveler and an avid gay kickball enthusiast.
