
Ernst Ostertag
Ernst Ostertag is a prominent Swiss gay rights activist, known for his role in advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and his contributions to the cultural scene in Zurich. At 95 years old, he remains an influential figure, often sharing insights about the evolution of diversity and inclusion within the arts. His recent comments in the NZZ highlighted concerns over the increasing bureaucratic nature of funding decisions in the arts, especially regarding the use of gender and diversity criteria.
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Recent news mentions
Ernst Ostertag, a friend of Kaufmann, reflects on his incredible talent and the challenges faced by gay men during that era.
Pianist, schwuler Pionier – und plötzlich MillionärErnst Ostertag, a gay activist, comments on the absurdity of the funding decisions affecting the theaters Keller 62 and Stok.
Zürichs Co-Kulturdirektorin zur Kritik an der Tanz- und TheaterförderungErnst Ostertag, a 95-year-old gay activist, criticized the use of gender-sensitive language as a criterion for subsidies.
Theaterförderung abgelehnt wegen «white passing cis-Mann»








