Final 7 days, the Institute for the Humanities Gallery opened “Beautiful By Night,” an exhibit from James Hosking next a few drag queens of Aunt Charlie’s Lounge, the very last homosexual bar in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood. Beginning as a patron of Aunt Charlie’s, Hosking promptly created relationships with the bar’s performers, setting up an intimacy that is revealed in the media of this show. The show follows three performers at Aunt Charlie’s — Donna Personna, Olivia Hart and Collette LeGrande — sensitively and skillfully crafting an ode to their artwork, revealing the multidimensionality that is inherent in human lifestyle. “Beautiful By Night” is an show in two pieces. Very…