Podcasts about Queer art

Greg Morley (he/him), Author, Speaker, and HR Thought Leader, and I recap the latest 5 Things (good vibes in DEI) in just 15 minutes. This week, our conversation is about spreadsheets saving lives, vacation rentals finally getting accessible, and the only lesbian film fest in a quilting town.Here are this week's good vibes:Game, Set, EquityDisability Inclusion Gets a Desert DebutAccess Granted, Finally!Queer Reels, River VibesAid Cuts, She DeliversGood Vibes to Go: Bernadette's GVTG: In the spirit of Pride month, here's a book recommendation: Tomorrow Will Be Different by U.S. Senator Sarah McBride, the first transgender senator. This was written before she was elected to any office, but it is a great trans memoir. Greg's GVTGs: Read more! Greg buys and reads two books a month to challenge himself, get out of the wormhole that can be social media, and also learn things that the media would not gravitate to directly. Secondly, before bed, consider two things that you're grateful for from the day, big or small, and one thing you'd like to do better tomorrow. Read the Stories.Connect with Greg Morley on Linkedin, Instagram, and his website.Subscribe to the 5 Things newsletter.Watch the show on YouTube. Join thousands of readers by subscribing to the 5 Things newsletter. Enjoy some good vibes in DEI every Saturday morning. https://5thingsdei.com/

Through sensuality, survival, and sharp-witted grace, David Jester paints what too many won't even say out loud. In this powerful episode, Jester reflects on art as confession, HIV survivorship, aging in a queer body, and the brutal cost of being visible. His canvases don't perform—they speak, reminding us what it means to be seen and still stand tall.Recorded in conjunction with Pride NOT Permission and the 50 Postcards project, this conversation dives into the emotional core of Jester's latest work: paintings that don't seek resolution, but insist on truth.

In this episode, we reflect on The Bureau of Queer Art's first-ever Open Studio event—a gathering of current residents, alumni, exhibiting artists, and new voices. Hosted by Micheal Swank, the conversation centers on what it means to share space, exchange stories, and build a creative future across geographies. Hear reflections on the evening, updates on upcoming opportunities like IMMORTAL: Queer Art Fair and 50 Postcards – Pride NOT Permission, and a call to shape what this community looks like moving forward. Whether you're a longtime collaborator or just finding your way in, this one's for you.

Think colleges produce thinkers? Wrong! Neoborn Caveman, sovereign voice of humanity, mocks entitled grads—pursuing Tree Climbing, Zombie Apocalypse Survival, Queer Art of Drag, or Miley Cyrus Sociology degrees—demanding taxpayers eat their debt. This corporate scam fuels groupthink, poisoning your mind's health. America, the freest nation with the most sovereign souls, can rise again! Reject their herd, master trades, build tribes, live with purpose, like medieval craftsmen, not drones.Support us and grab Canada's Mirage or The Digital Trap to see the truth and become a patron on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheNeobornCavemanShow !Tune in for a laugh-out-loud rant to fix America! And as always, stay human!Free speech marinated in comedy........... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Now showing exclusively on Artsy.net through July 2025: A Symphony of Resistance and Expression by Gemelxs VS, presented by The Bureau of Queer Art.This raw, intimate solo exhibition reclaims the queer body as sacred, sensual, and unapologetically visible. Through layered oil, watercolor, and unfinished space, the twin duo explores gender, mythology, memory, and community with a fearless visual language.These works are more than paintings—they are declarations. Alive. Incomplete. Divine.Explore the exhibition online now at thebureauofqueerart.art#GemelxsVS #TheBureauOfQueerArt #QueerArt #ContemporaryArt #QueerArtists #ArtsyExclusive #OnlineExhibition #GenderExpression #MexicanArt #TwinArtists #VisibleBodies

In this week's feature for The Bureau of Queer Art, we meet Shendra—artist, muralist, educator, TikTok disruptor, and part of the executive team for the upcoming IMMORTAL Queer Art Fair. Originally from the Italian part of Switzerland, born in Australia, and now based in Mexico City, Shendra's work is an ever-evolving codex of queer experience and multilingual consciousness. In our conversation, we dive into her early influences, complex love stories, artistic evolution, and the photograph at the center of her contribution to Pride NOT Permission—a piece titled Wild Pig, Grilled.This is an artist who doesn't just speak five languages—she invents new ones through art. Read the full story and view her limited edition print now live on Artsy.

Welcome back to The Bureau of Queer Art podcast. In this special rerelease, we revisit our conversation with Australian artist Jessica Ledwich, recorded during her transformative residency at Casa Lu in Mexico City. Known for her provocative and visually striking work, Jessica took a bold leap from the controlled world of fashion photography into the chaotic beauty of CDMX's street food culture.This episode explores how the sensory overload of Mexico's vibrant markets, layered with her own history of crafting intimate, erotic compositions, led to a new body of work—playful, political, and pulsing with life. We discuss desire, consumption, and the riotous textures that defined her street banner series.Whether you're discovering her work for the first time or revisiting it with fresh eyes, this episode offers an intimate look at an artist unafraid to challenge boundaries and embrace transformation.

In this special episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast, we remember Hanne—one of our original community members, a fearless artist, and a dear friend. Recorded during Zona Maco, this conversation revisits her reflections on art, transition, ritual, and truth. Her voice echoes through her words, her work, and the many lives she touched. This episode is a love letter—and a reminder not to miss the call.A tribute to the late artist Hanne, whose textured, radiant fiber works wove together queer identity, spiritual transformation, and the politics of visibility in Mexico City's art scene.

Convocatoria para Artistas Mexicanos: Visibilidad Sin Fronteras¿Eres un artista queer o aliado en México en busca de visibilidad real y oportunidades más allá de los mismos círculos cerrados? ¿Deseas exponer internacionalmente, conectar con una comunidad artística sólida y tener una plataforma que amplifique tu voz en la escena global?La residencia artística en línea INCUBATOR de The Bureau of Queer Art está abierta para nuevas aplicaciones. Esta no es solo una residencia, es un movimiento comunitario que te conecta con:- Oportunidades de exhibición internacional – Expón tu trabajo en Artsy.net, en muestras individuales y colectivas curadas, y en exposiciones físicas en México y Estados Unidos.- Una red artística global – Conéctate con una comunidad internacional de artistas queer y aliados que están redefiniendo el arte contemporáneo.- Visibilidad curada – Sé visto, coleccionado y construye una carrera con el apoyo de una residencia que valora tu desarrollo artístico.- Un espacio para desafiar normas – Rompe con las limitaciones locales y explora el potencial completo de tu práctica creativa.Próximos Eventos DestacadosMientras nos preparamos para nuestras Exhibiciones Anuales del Orgullo, también estamos seleccionando artistas para IMMORTAL - La Feria de Arte Queer y Aliado, que se llevará a cabo del 31 de octubre al 2 de noviembre de 2025, en el marco del Día de los Muertos.Aplica en cualquier momento. Se está formando un grupo en español para comenzar en abril.Las aplicaciones ya están abiertas con una tarifa reducida. Visita nuestro sitio web para postularte y dar el siguiente paso hacia la visibilidad internacional.Descarga nuestra revista gratuita para conocer más sobre nuestro trabajo y descubrir lo que es posible.Etiqueta a un artista queer o aliado que necesite ver esto. Construyamos algo más grande, juntos.#ArtistasQueer #ArteQueer #ResidenciaArtística #ArtistaMexicano #ExhibicionesInternacionales #ComunidadArtísticaQueer #TBQA #Artsy #ArtistasEmergentes #LaVisibilidadImporta #ArteDíaDeLosMuertos #ExhibicionesDelOrgullo

Some might say that our city's slogan, “Keep Austin Weird,” is outdated. But for those who coordinate OUTsider Fest, weird — otherwise known as out of the mainstream — is the target participant. The festival's artistic director, Laura Gutiérrez, joins host Nikki DaVaughn in talking about the role the festival plays in Austin's LGBTQ-plus community, as well as the importance of her work as an associate professor and an associate dean at The University of Texas at Austin.   Learn more about the sponsor of this March 19th episode: Tecovas Want some more Austin news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Austin newsletter.  Follow us @citycastaustin You can also text us or leave a voicemail.  Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE 

BONUS RERELEASE | Paul Gravett | Color Studies | Vancouver, BCAs we revisit this conversation from Season 3—originally aired as part of Art Week 2024—I'm thrilled to share that new editions of Paul Gravett's Color Studies are now available on Artsy.net, the premiere art collectors' platform.Gravett's work has been featured in Volumes 3, 4, 5, and 7 of The Bureau of Queer Art magazine and exhibited in TBQA shows across Ventura, CA; San Diego, CA; Mexico City, Mexico; as well as Clavo Movimiento Feria de Arte 2024 & 2025. His work is currently exclusively available on Artsy.net with FOTO(grafia) 2025 | Paul Gravett | Color Studies | Vancouver, BC, running from January 20, 2025 – April 20, 2025.In this episode, we explore his innovative approach to photographic abstraction, discussing how he merges color, form, and light to create mesmerizing compositions. Whether you're discovering his artistry for the first time or revisiting it with fresh eyes, this discussion remains as compelling as ever.Download a free digital copy of The Bureau of Queer Art in English or Español at BUREAUQUEERART.COM.Subscribe to our podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or iHeart, and support our vibrant community with your likes, shares, and comments.#TheBureauOfQueerArt #Podcast #QueerArtists #Hockney #ArtCommunity #ListenNow

Call for Artists: Visibility Beyond BordersAre you a queer or allied artist in Mexico seeking real visibility and opportunities beyond the same closed circles? Do you crave international exhibitions, meaningful connections, and a platform that amplifies your voice in the global art scene?The Bureau of Queer Art's INCUBATOR Online Artist Residency is open for applications. This is more than a program—it's a community-driven movement that connects you to:International exhibition opportunities—Show your work on Artsy.net, in curated solo and group shows, and in our physical exhibitions in Mexico and the U.SA powerful network—Engage with a global community of queer and allied artists who are redefining contemporary art.Curated exposure—Be seen, be collected, and build a career with the support of a residency that values your artistic evolution.A space to challenge norms—Break free from local limitations and explore the full potential of your creative practice.Upcoming HighlightsAs we prepare for our Annual Pride Exhibitions, we're also selecting artists for IMMORTAL - The Queer & Allied Art Fair, taking place October 31 – November 2, 2025, in conjunction with Día de los Muertos.Apply to enter at any time. A Spanish-speaking group is forming for an April start.Applications are now open with a reduced fee. Visit our website to apply and start your journey toward real international visibility.Download our free magazine to see what's possible and learn more about our work.Tag a queer or allied artist who needs to see this. Let's build something bigger, together.#QueerArtists #ArteQueer #artistresidency #ArtistaMexicano #InternationalExhibitions #QueerArtCommunity #TBQA #Artsy #EmergingArtists #VisibilityMatters #DíaDeLosMuertosArt #PrideExhibitions #callforartist #callforartists

English Below:¡Bienvenides a un episodio especial de The Bureau of Queer Art! Tenemos anuncios emocionantes para artistas que buscan expandir su práctica, conectar con una comunidad creativa vibrante y ser parte de nuestra creciente red internacional.Primero, estamos lanzando un nuevo grupo de residencia INCUBATOR en español, que comenzará en abril de 2025. Esta es una oportunidad única para artistas de diversas disciplinas que quieran participar en un espacio dinámico y bilingüe de desarrollo artístico, crítica y oportunidades de exhibición. Los cupos son limitados, así que postula ahora para asegurar tu lugar.Además, estamos abriendo la convocatoria para INMORTAL—nuestra feria de arte del Día de los Muertos que tendrá lugar del 31 de octubre al 2 de noviembre de 2025, en la Colonia Juárez, Ciudad de México. Justo a unos pasos del festival, esta feria reunirá a artistas contemporáneos cuyas obras exploran la impermanencia de la vida, la persistencia de la memoria y la evolución de las narrativas queer y aliadas.Un artista que encarna profundamente estos temas es Cabrera, cuya práctica fotográfica está arraigada en el poder de la autoexploración. A través de su cuerpo, su mirada y su lente, construye narrativas profundamente personales, desentrañando deseos ocultos, incomodidades latentes y las complejas relaciones que moldean la identidad. Cabrera no solo documenta momentos—los habita, revelando una exploración de género, memoria y transformación. Su más reciente serie, MAITA, es un reflejo poderoso de este viaje.En The Bureau of Queer Art, estamos comprometides a crear espacios donde les artistas puedan arriesgarse, desafiar normas y encontrar comunidad. Ya sea a través de nuestras exposiciones, residencias artísticas o proyectos especiales como INMORTAL, te invitamos a ser parte de algo transformador.Las aplicaciones ya están abiertas para nuestras próximas exhibiciones, residencias y programas especiales. Visita bureauqueerart.com para obtener más información y postularte. Hagamos arte que nos trascienda en el tiempo.Welcome to a special bonus episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast! We have some exciting announcements for artists looking to expand their practice, connect with a thriving creative community, and be part of our growing international network.EnglishFirst, we're launching a new Spanish-speaking INCUBATOR residency group starting in April 2025! This is an opportunity for artists working across disciplines to engage in a dynamic, bilingual space for artistic development, critique, and exhibition opportunities. Seats are limited, so apply now to secure your spot.And speaking of incredible opportunities, we're also inviting artists to join us for INMORTAL—our upcoming Día de los Muertos art fair happening October 31st to November 2nd, 2025, in Colonia Juarez, Mexico City. Just steps from the festival, this fair will bring together contemporary artists whose work explores the impermanence of life, the persistence of memory, and the evolution of queer and allied narratives.One artist who deeply embodies these themes is Cabrera, whose photographic practice is rooted in the power of self-exploration. Through his body, his gaze, and his lens, he constructs deeply personal narratives, unraveling hidden desires, unsettling discomforts, and the complex relationships that shape identity. Cabrera doesn't just document moments—he inhabits them, revealing a layered exploration of gender, memory, and transformation. His latest series, MAITA, is a powerful reflection of this journey.At The Bureau of Queer Art, we are committed to creating spaces where artists can take risks, challenge norms, and find community. Whether through our exhibitions, artist residencies, or special projects like INMORTAL, we invite you to be part of something transformative.Applications are now open for our upcoming exhibitions, residencies, and special programs. Visit us to learn more and apply.

Welcome to a special bonus episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast! If you're an artist looking for a space where your voice, vision, and practice are valued—this is your call. Applications are now open for upcoming exhibitions, residencies, and our newest community project, INMORTAL—an art fair dedicated to honoring life's impermanence and the art's resilience. We're bringing this event right to the heart of Colonia Juarez, just steps from the Día de los Muertos festival, from October 31st to November 2nd, 2025.At The Bureau of Queer Art, we curate opportunities that challenge, inspire, and push the conversation forward. Whether you're a sculptor, painter, performance artist, or work in experimental media, we want you in this space—connecting, creating, and shaping what's next.Speaking of pushing material to its limits, we're thrilled to introduce Stephen Brucker, a phenomenal glass artist whose flameworked borosilicate sculptures explore the fragility, transparency, and balance of existence. With a background in both sculpture and art history, Stephen's work brings the ephemeral nature of life into focus through the delicate resilience of glass. His practice embodies the themes of home, inclusion, and equity—values that are central to our mission at The Bureau of Queer Art.If you're ready to take part in something transformative, applications for our upcoming exhibitions and residencies are open now. Join us in building spaces that reflect the depth of our shared experiences—whether it's through fire, pigment, fiber, or sound.Find out more and apply at bureauqueerart.com. Let's make art that lives beyond us.

In this special episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast, we bring you conversations with artists who participated in CLAVO Movimiento Feria de Arte, sharing their insights on their work, the residency experience, and the role of community in shaping their creative paths.During the fair, these artists spoke about their projects—how they've evolved, the themes they explore, and the impact of being part of The Bureau of Queer Art's residency and exhibition programming. As we celebrate recent successes, including multiple sales sparked by the fair and our Artsy platform, this episode offers a deeper look at the connections, opportunities, and artistic dialogues that continue beyond the exhibition walls.A new residency group is now forming, meeting either Tuesday or Wednesday evenings from 6:00 - 7:30 PM CDMX time, February 25th to May 10th. Read more about the costs, benefits, and reviews by alumni at TheBureauOfQueerArt.com.

Sebastian M. Tovar's paintings resonate with a rare and luminous complexity, inviting the viewer into a world that is at once deeply personal and profoundly universal. As part of Volume 8 of The Bureau of Queer Art, his exhibition at Casa Cultura Emilio Caballido during Art Week CDMX captures the essence of a journey—through identity, memory, and human connection—with all its inherent contradictions and moments of revelation. Each canvas serves as a portal to an emotional landscape where the vibrancy of queerness meets the rawness of vulnerability, forming a narrative that feels both intimate and boundless.

This Saturday, February 1st, join us for a captivating conversation with Mark Vázquez-Mackay, whose dynamic new series illuminates the vibrant and fleeting beauty of Mexico City's urban nights. Recorded live at Casa Cultura Emilio Caballido, this episode explores the luminous intersections of light, culture, and time that define his paintings. Mark's work, featured in Volume 8 of The Bureau of Queer Art, is a celebration of the ephemeral moments that shape the city's vibrant energy, blending vivid colors, urban textures, and layers of cultural history. Don't miss the chance to dive into his creative vision during Art Week CDMX 2025. Expand Your Experience: Explore over 6 seasons and 50 interviews with queer and allied artists from our community. Plus, download Volumes 1-8 of our companion magazines—available for free in English or Spanish—at TheBureauofQueerArt.com. Subscribe Now: Stay inspired, stay connected, and support the stories that matter. #QueerArt #PodcastRelease #ArtWeekCDMX #MarkVazquezMackay #TheBureauOfQueerArt #ContemporaryArt #CasaCulturaEmilioCaballido

Send us a textCo-authors of The Christmas Pic Rena Sapon-White and Ella Schaefer joined us for this meaningful conversation about making and publishing queer art in a hostile political climate and the impact it can have, breaking rules, and fictional happy endings for queer characters as a resource for real life. They also gave us special insight into the history and development of the birth of The Christmas Pic and Harmony Springs, and its journey from TV to independent novel. Is Ava unlikeable? Some people thought so. They revealed their favorite parts of writing Ava and Jo, the surprising thing Ella has in common with Jo, and that we can look forward to a new work from them on Wattpad called "My TikTok Spy."As Rena so eloquently said, let's "usher the spirit of Harmony Springs off the page and into the world.”Our next read will be Mouths of Rain: An Anthology of Black Lesbian Thought, edited by Briona Simone Jones.Here are the links mentioned in this episode:Ruby Fruit Employee FundraiserLGBT CenterRena and Ella's WattpadElla and Rena's Instagram page is @smokeshow.pressThank you for joining us, please support us by downloading, sharing and leaving a review. You can reach out to us on Instagram, TikTok, or email. Insta/TikTok: @LesbianBookClubPodEmail: lesbianbookclubpod@gmail.com

Leah Cupino's ‘Erratic' – A Journey Through Unpredictability and Transformation In our latest episode, we sit down with Leah Cupino to explore her newest body of work, Erratic. This Artsy.net exclusive exhibition, running from December 4th, 2024, to March 4th, 2025, is a bold investigation into impermanence, resilience, and the unpredictable forces that shape our world. Drawing inspiration from glacial erratics—boulders transported across landscapes by glaciers or volcanic eruptions—Cupino reimagines these geological wanderers as metaphors for human experience. With shimmering silk chiffon paintings, sculptures crafted from recycled plastics, and innovative materials that blur the line between natural and manmade, her work challenges us to see beauty in transformation and chaos. Join us for an in-depth conversation as Cupino delves into the inspiration behind Erratic, the tension between permanence and fragility, and how her art captures the relentless forces of nature. A favorite of The Bureau of Queer Art magazine and podcast, Cupino returns to share the journey of her practice, from mountain adventures to her studio in Montana. Catch the full interview in January 2025, part of Season 5 of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast, and discover how Leah Cupino turns the unpredictable into a stunning reflection of life, identity, and the power of change.

Unfolding Memory, Time, and Self is a powerful solo exhibition by Lucia Znamirowski, presented by The Bureau of Queer Art on Artsy from September 28, 2024, to January 11, 2025. This deeply personal collection invites viewers to explore the fluid nature of memory, identity, and time. Through works like Ghost Stain and The Passcode Only Works Once, Lucia delves into how memories evolve and reshape, mirroring the ways we understand ourselves and the world around us. These themes will be further explored in her upcoming appearance on The Bureau of Queer Art podcast.View today on Artsy.net (Link in Bio) and Apply for upcoming exhibitions and residency program (online) leading to Art Week CDMX 2025 in February and Foto(grafia) 2025!@luciastudio @artsy#teotihuacan #queerart #TipDeModa #DiaDeLosMuertos #VidaMuerteArte #MexicoCityArt #ArtWeekCDMX2025 #QueerCommunity #QueerAllied #ArteQueer #Podcast #harrisforpresident2024 #photographer #beyonce

The Bureau of Queer Art is excited to announce the release of our latest podcast episode featuring Grace Lawson, a Texas-born artist based in Savannah, Georgia. Lawson's captivating photo collages delve into the hidden histories of queer women, reclaiming identity through striking visual narratives. In the podcast, Grace discusses the journey behind her series "Hidden in Bloom," where she uncovers sapphic art and symbols from ancient Greece to the coded gestures of the 1930s. Her work bridges personal experience with a larger historical legacy, honoring the resilience and creativity of queer women across time. You can now listen to Grace's story and download Volumen 5 of The Bureau of Queer Art for free at thebureauofqueerart.com. Explore the rich tapestry of queer history and artistry she brings to light. We are building for an amazing 2025 with: • Foto(grafia) 2025 in CDMX and San Diego, CA. with Studio Door - sponsored by Secretary of Culture CDMX/Benito Juarez • Art Week CDMX, February 5-9, at the Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo & Clavo Movimiento. • World Pride in Washington, D.C.Maryland Art Place in Baltimore, MD, this September. • Closing the year in November with a special exhibition from our online residency program, THE INCUBATOR. Let your art speak the truth that history may overlook. Let it be our declaration, our resilience, our reclamation. Reduced App fees to $12.50 USD! TheBureauofQueerArt.com #QueerVoices #CreativeResistance #HealingThroughArt #ArtsyExhibition #EmergingArtists #ArtsyExclusive #artsy #bureauqueerart #arteMexico #ArtExhibition

Dive into Jennifer Nerio's latest work, Aftertaste, where she masterfully blends humor and introspection to explore the impermanence of memory and life itself. Through playful imagery like melting popsicles and vanitas-inspired portraits, Nerio invites us to reflect on fleeting moments and familial legacy with a mix of levity and depth. Her participation in The Bureau of Queer Art's residency has pushed her work into more personal and existential territory, making Aftertaste one of her most intimate and thought-provoking pieces yet. We are building for an amazing 2025 with: • Foto(grafia) 2025 in CDMX and San Diego, CA. with Studio Door - sponsored by Secretary of Culture CDMX/Benito Juarez • Art Week CDMX, February 5-9, at the Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo & Clavo Movimiento. • World Pride in Washington, D.C.Maryland Art Place in Baltimore, MD, this September. • Closing the year in November with a special exhibition from our online residency program, THE INCUBATOR. Let your art speak the truth that history may overlook. Let it be our declaration, our resilience, our reclamation. Reduced App fees to $12.50 USD! TheBureauofQueerArt.com #QueerVoices #CreativeResistance #HealingThroughArt #ArtsyExhibition #EmergingArtists #ArtsyExclusive #artsy #bureauqueerart #arteMexico #ArtExhibition

Ben Cuevas weaves their identity, resilience, and activism into art that transcends the personal and the political. As a queer, non-binary, HIV-positive, Latinx artist, Cuevas transforms textiles into vessels of survival and belonging. Through groundbreaking works like Knit PrEP—a knitted sculpture reimagining the HIV-prevention pill as a symbol of care and community—Cuevas dismantles stigma and bridges narratives of otherness. Their art, deeply autobiographical, turns the mundane into the profound, bearing witness to the HIV/AIDS epidemic while empowering future resilience. Through their craft, Cuevas calls us to embrace humanity, challenge ignorance, and honor the ongoing fight for equity and compassion. The Bureau of Queer Art commemorates World AIDS Day 2024 with an exclusive on Artsy.net. - Discover 12 visionary queer artists confronting the past and reshaping the future. - Access a free special edition of our magazine, filled with stories that refuse to stay silent. - Listen to a bonus podcast episode exploring the art and activism that changed generations. Celebrate #WorldAIDSDay by diving into the fearless legacy of #QueerArt and the transformative power of #ArtAsActivism. Explore the bold narratives of #GranFury and #VisualAIDS as we honor #AIDSHistory through the voices of #QueerVoices and #LGBTQActivism. This is more than art—it's #CreativeResistance, a call to action for #ArtForChange , and a celebration of unyielding defiance.

Jack Halberstam, the author of The Queer Art of Failure, is someone I've wanted to talk to since I first started this podcast. As a professor and scholar, Jack has dedicated his career to dissecting the often-radical undertones of popular cultural media. Together, we look at how animated kids' movies like Shrek, Finding Nemo, and Chicken Run offer critiques of a system that fails so many of us. We also talk about Jack's experience as a queer child in England, since where we come from always informs where we go. It's a wide-ranging conversation that calls into question the very essence of this podcast, as we examine what it means to be a failure in this world — and why Samuel Beckett's phrase “fail better” isn't all that inspiring when read in context.  Follow me on Instagram at @davidduchovny. Stay up to date with Lemonada on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia. Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our show and get bonus content. Subscribe today at bit.ly/lemonadapremium. And if you want to continue the conversation with other listeners, join the My Lemonada community at https://lemonadamedia.com/mylemonada/ For a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this and every other Lemonada show, go to lemonadamedia.com/sponsors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into the heart of Libia Rocha's artistic journey in our latest episode, now live on the podcast and in The Bureau of Queer Art free digital magazine. From Durango to Mexico City, Rocha explores themes of love, loss, and queer identity in her boldest work yet, Sappho's Death. As part of the Efímero | Vida, Muerte, & Arte exhibition now exclusively on Artsy.net, Rocha shifts into abstraction, inviting viewers to connect with the raw emotions behind her work. "Art connects us to our humanity," Rocha shares. "It's a bridge in divided times." Download the magazine at TheBureauOfQueerArt.com #LibiaRocha #TBQAPodcast #Efimero #QueerArt #ArtsyExhibition #Community #arteCDMX #arteMexico #artmexico #artsy #thebureauofqueerart #bureauqueerart

Our Tuesday segment, Australia Wide covers local events and useful community information from six cities across Australia . This week, Fumiko Nagashima reports from Brisbane. On air 14 October 2024. - 国内各地の話題や情報をお伝えするコーナー、「オーストラリアワイド」。今週はブリスベンから、長島布美子さんのリポートです。2024年10月15日放送。

Jasmine Holmes brings her Southern heritage and personal journey into the spotlight with Tchoupitoulas, her latest work debuting in Efímero at Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo. In this bold mixed-media piece, Holmes reclaims her identity as a Black woman from the American South, challenging societal norms around gender and femininity. Drawing on Southern traditions, Mardi Gras imagery, and cultural pride, Tchoupitoulas is a vibrant reflection of self-empowerment and transformation. Holmes's use of beads, collard greens, and symbolic figures invites viewers to explore the deeper narratives of Southern Black culture, gender expression, and personal rebirth. Efimero | Vida, Muerte, ArteExhibition: October 4th - November 2nd, 2024 Location: Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo, Mexico City @ccjuanrulfoPodcast Episodes:Grito Viejito @gritoviejito | Season 5Joan Cox @joancoxartist | Season 3Alejandro Herrera @artedecabeza | Season 1Leah Cupino @lcupino | Season 3Rachel Sager @sagerpaintEszter Sziksz @szikszeszter | Season 5Nancy Oliveri @nancy_oliveri_photography | Season 3Yiannis Sakellis @yiannissakellisKelley & Gavin Brodin @formed_for_sculptures | Season 5Emmanuel Rodriguez Mazón @zaelvonmazonKaty Kidd @katykidd2 | Season 5Andres Juarez @andresjuareztroncoso | Season 4Jennifer Nerio @jennit2winit | Season 5Alonso Yañez @laber.intos | Season 4Annie Trevorah @annietrevorahsculptor | Bonus EpisodeJasmine Holmes @metaphoricalmuse | Season 5Michael Perry @mmlperry | Season 4Costa Gorel @costagorel | Season 1Libia Rocha @mexican_haiku | Season 5Colette Herbert @colettehebertart | Season 5Erich Dbzl @erichdzblAlex Cabrera @alexcabrera.arte | Season 1Miguel Casco @___miguelcasco | Season 2Micheal Swank @thequeeralchemistSofia Fernandez Garcia @almasofia_photo | Season 5Walter Allen @gutphishGemelxs @gemelxsv.sCan't make it in person? You can explore these works on Artsy.net from October 4th to January 4th, 2025. Don't miss the companion publication and podcast from The Bureau of Queer Art. Always Free. Always Queer!SUBSCRIBE! LIKE! FOLLOW! SHARE! Support our Queer & Allied studio art community.

We're excited to release a bonus interview with Alonso Yañez, available in Spanish with English subtitles, just days before the premiere of his latest work En el laberinto (Into the Maze), created during his online residency with The Bureau of Queer Art. Alonso Yañez's latest creation, Laberinto, draws viewers into a mesmerizing journey through the complex intersections of life, death, and identity. Featured in the Efímero | Vida, Muerte, Arte exhibition, this piece serves as a vivid metaphor for the corridors of human desires, societal expectations, and the unrelenting cycle of life and death. The labyrinth itself becomes a symbol of our personal struggles—an intricate web of decisions, desires, and experiences that shape who we are, while also trapping us within their patterns. Yañez, a participant in The Bureau of Queer Art's online residency program, explores this tension between personal transformation and the systems that bind us. The corridors of his labyrinth are not mere walls but are formed by layers of stories, emotions, and histories. As viewers engage with the piece, they are asked to confront the mazes in their own lives—their own cycles of rebirth and loss, freedom and constraint. Yañez's work doesn't offer a straightforward escape but instead challenges us to find meaning in the journey itself. Crafted during an intense period of creative development, Laberinto merges visual poetry with deep philosophical exploration. His work becomes both a reflection of our inner worlds and a guide, gently pushing us to recognize the beauty, chaos, and inevitable struggle of existence. His careful use of materials and composition invites us to look deeper, beyond the immediate layers of complexity, to uncover what's hidden in the turns and twists of the maze. As we approach the premiere of this new piece, we invite you to experience Alonso Yañez's unique vision firsthand. The bonus interview offers an intimate glimpse into his process, thoughts, and the inspirations behind his work, enriching our understanding of this powerful new addition to Efímero. Don't miss the chance to explore Laberinto—a thought-provoking visual journey that, like life itself, offers as many questions as answers. We also want to offer our eternal gratitude to Xuan Rios who continues to help support this project with his video talents @xuanrios (IG)

Season 5 Episode 1 is live! Today, we release our interview with Alonso Yañez, whose powerful work Maze is featured in Efímero | Vida, Muerte, Arte. Yañez's piece takes you on a profound journey through the corridors of life, death, and identity, inviting us to confront the personal transformations and societal pressures that shape our paths. Artist @laber.intos In this episode, Yañez reflects on the beauty and struggle of existence, using his art as both a guide and a mirror to the mazes we navigate. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation as we kick off Season 5 of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast. Come meet the artist at the opening night of Efimero on Oct 4th, 6 to 9 PM at Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo @ccjuanrulfo Upcoming Podcast Releases Jasmine Holmes | Oct 5th Katy Kidd | Oct 12th Robert Mertens | Oct 19th Eszter Sziksz | Oct 26th Sofia Fernandez | Nov 2nd Kelley & Gavin Brodin | Nov 9th Colette Hebert | Nov 16 Libia Rocha | Nov 23rd Grito Viejito | Nov 30th Jennifer Nerio | Dec 7th Grace Lawson | Dec 14 Lucia Znamirowski | Dec 21 Leah Cupino | Jan 4th Explore more at @thebureauofqueerart. Music by Trevor Brownowicki #Efímero #QueerArt #VidaMuerteArte #Podcast #ArtExhibition #QueerVoices #TheBureauofQueerArt #AlonsoYañez

Show and fan favorite Paul Richmond joins us today to discuss his new book Star Gazing. Paul is an internationally recognized visual artist and activist whose career has included exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout the United States as well as publication in numerous art journals and anthologies. His work is collected by individuals around the globe. As an illustrator, he has created over four hundred novel cover illustrations. He co-founded the You Will Rise Project, an organization that empowers those who have experienced bullying to speak out creatively through art. He is the Executive Director of Art Makes Us, a virtual creative space dedicated to providing opportunities for each individual to discover and nurture the artist within.  Star Gazing takes its readers through Paul's artistic, emotional, and life journey. Filled with Richmond creativity and art, he invites us to "come along with me and let's gaze at the stars together.. I hope that we collect some stardust along the way that adds color and sparkle to your world too..." Today we collect stardust with him directly!   With co-host Brody Levesque

Show and fan favorite Paul Richmond joins us today to discuss his new book Star Gazing. Paul is an internationally recognized visual artist and activist whose career has included exhibitions in galleries and museums throughout the United States as well as publication in numerous art journals and anthologies. His work is collected by individuals around the globe. As an illustrator, he has created over four hundred novel cover illustrations. He co-founded the You Will Rise Project, an organization that empowers those who have experienced bullying to speak out creatively through art. He is the Executive Director of Art Makes Us, a virtual creative space dedicated to providing opportunities for each individual to discover and nurture the artist within.  Star Gazing takes its readers through Paul's artistic, emotional, and life journey. Filled with Richmond creativity and art, he invites us to "come along with me and let's gaze at the stars together.. I hope that we collect some stardust along the way that adds color and sparkle to your world too..." Today we collect stardust with him directly!   With co-host Brody Levesque

In dieser Episode von „Ausgesprochen Kunst“ taucht Alexander Giese mit seinen Gästen Marija Nujic und Offerus Ablinger in die Welt des Queeren in der Kunst ein. Die Kunsthistorikerin und der Künstler teilen ihre Perspektiven und persönlichen Projekte, während sie die vielfältigen Facetten und den Einfluss queerer Themen im Kunstbereich beleuchten. Eine inspirierende Diskussion über Identität, Ausdruck und künstlerische Freiheit erwartet Sie! Kontakt: redaktion@gieseundschweiger.at; Website: https://www.gieseundschweiger.at/; Redaktion: Fabienne Lubczyk, Lara Bandion; Musik: Matthias Jakisic; Sprecherin: Sarah Scherer; Grafische Gestaltung: Studio Riebenbauer

Welcome to a special episode of The Bureau of Queer Art. In this episode, we dive into the archives to revisit an insightful conversation with visiting artist Stefan Hagen, who participated in our Foto(grafia) 2021 group exhibition in Mexico City. Stefan's work, part of his series Encompassing, brings a unique perspective to photography, exploring the relationship between time, space, and the limitations of our perception. Stefan's process is both meditative and experimental. He leaves his cameras alone, allowing them to record time and space as they unfold, independent of his presence. Whether he's walking away, sleeping, or simply letting time pass, the cameras capture what they can—defined by the limitations of the optics and the movements of celestial bodies. Yet, as Stefan poignantly notes, even the most sophisticated equipment can't fully encapsulate the vastness of space and time. His work, like *Pilot Peak 1*, evokes a sense of the sublime, depicting places of historical significance, such as where the Donner Party struggled through the mud in 1846, reminding us that some spaces are larger than we can ever fully comprehend. As we look back on this impactful project, we're excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for Foto(grafia) 2025. This annual group exhibition will take place during Art Week CDMX in February 2025, one of the most vibrant and international art weeks in Mexico City. In addition, we're seeking an elite group of artists for our online residency incubator, designed to prepare artists for solo and group exhibitions on platforms like Artsy, and in art fairs and other prominent events during Art Week CDMX 2025. These intimate groups will meet once a week over 12 weeks, providing an intensive, collaborative environment for artists to refine their work and prepare for these significant exhibitions. For more information and to apply, visit TheBureauOfQueerArt.com. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of an extraordinary journey of artistic growth and international exposure.

Art has been a vital form of expression for queer people, providing a powerful platform to explore, celebrate, and communicate their identities, experiences, and struggles in a world where their voices are often marginalized.In this episode, Jacoby Nordberg joins us to discuss his experiences as a queer artist, exploring how art serves as a profound medium for expressing his identity and the broader impact of art in empowering and giving voice to the LGBTQ+ community.Additional Resources:Learn More About Jacoby NordbergFollow Jacoby on InstagramFollow Jacoby on TikTokCheck Out Jacoby's PortfolioSupport the Show.Get Your Merch

Calling all queer and Queer-Allied Contemporary Artists! We are building towards Art Week CDMX 2025 exhibitions and Online Residency Incubator! Art Gallery Studios is now accepting applications for our renowned residency programs! Founded by Micheal Swank, we are dedicated to fostering artistic excellence, cultural exchange, and community building. Residency Programs: INCUBATOR Program (Online): Elevate your practice with weekly studio visits, technical and conceptual support, and social connections with peers and curators. Prepare for international exhibitions with prestigious galleries like Artsy and Art Gallery Studios. 12 session - Tuesdays, October 15 to January 14th, 6 PM to 7:30 PM CST Art Week CDMX 2025 12 session - Wednesdays, October 16 to January 15th, 6 PM to 7:30 PM CST Art Week CDMX 2025 Why Apply? - Exhibition opportunities locally and internationally, with over 120 exhibitions in the past four years. - A supportive community committed to reducing isolation and fostering professional growth. - The Bureau of Queer Art magazine and podcast to share your story and reach new audiences. - Discounts and reduced commissions from AGS for artists in residency Apply at ArtGalleryStudios.com ⁠#artexhibition⁠ ⁠#queerart⁠ ⁠#artistresidency⁠ ⁠#ladygaga⁠ ⁠#artechilango⁠ ⁠#ladygaga⁠ ⁠#gloriatrevi

Join us as we revisit one of our most captivating episodes from Season 1 of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast, available on all platforms. Dive into OMNI VANITAS, an extraordinary showcase by the art duo ORT Project. Anna Noelle Rockwell and Oona Nelson push the boundaries of contemporary art, transforming the dining table into a stage for lush, painterly tableaux that challenge the very ideas of consumption, abundance, and decay. ORT Project's work blends art history with modern-day critiques of convenience, abundance, and environmental peril. Their evocative installations and photographs invite you to explore the complex beauty found in the grotesque, the poisonous, and the hedonistic. Whether you're an artist seeking inspiration or an art lover eager to connect more deeply with contemporary creativity, this episode is for you. Tune in, explore, and let your voice join the conversation at the intersection of art and culture. And don't miss out on The Bureau of Queer Art experience beyond the podcast! Download all our magazine issues for free on our website, and take advantage of a special 30% discount on print editions. Head to ArtGalleryStudios.com to explore, expand your collection, and enrich your artistic journey today! Apply today for Efimero • Vida • Muerte • Arte • Volume 5 The Bureau of Queer Art to be presented at Centro Cultural Juan Ruflo Mexico City and Artsy.net from 4 Oct to 2 November in conjunction with Dia de los Muertos. We have a few remaining positions for features and solo shows on Artsy.net. #ArtCollectors #Artsy #CDMXarte #QueerVisibility #InclusiveArt #SpiritualArt #ContemporaryArtists #Podcast #queeralliedartists

Sides define themselves as neither top nor bottom, preferring non-penetrative practices to buttstuff. In this episode, Gabe and Chris go deep with the “Messiah of Masturbation”, BATEBANDIT XL, about why he identifies as both a side and a bator, and why he created the BBXL Bate Bros, an international organization that holds online and in-person events for Black and Brown masturbation enthusiasts. Then our hosts learn all about what led BATEBANDIT XL to start making horny (and hot AF) hip-hop music chronicling his wild life as a bator. Plus, a special Side edition of “Pump or Dump?”   Follow Sniffies' Cruising Confessions: cruisingconfessions.com   Try Sniffies: sniffies.com   Follow Sniffies on Social: Instagram: instagram.com/sniffiesapp X: x.com/sniffiesapp TikTik: tiktok.com/@sniffiesapp   Follow the hosts: Gabe Gonzalez: instagram.com/gaybonez Chris Patterson-Rosso: instagram.com/cprgivesyoulife   Guests featured in this episode:   BATEBANDIT XL x.com/batebanditxl   BBXL BATE BROS bbxlbatebros.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In October 2021, under our previous name PRPG.mx, we hosted an insightful exhibition titled "Perspectivas Humanas." This show featured seven artists across six spaces, exploring the human form, perceptions, experiences, and storytelling methods. These narratives aimed to comfort, remind, educate, and unite us as humans, emphasizing our shared experiences and the diversity of voices in the art world. Visitors, referred to as "the experimenters," were invited to navigate the gallery spaces and engage deeply with the art, challenging their views on discourse, culture, and the pivotal moments in history. One of the standout contributors was Ximena Alarcón, whose provocative sculptures highlighted the limitations and lack of reciprocity in intimacy within a male-dominated world. By adopting a feminist perspective, Alarcón encouraged viewers to re-evaluate their own viewpoints—sometimes drawing them into voyeurism, at other times into a metaphorical blindness, and often challenging them with deceptive stereotypes. Her works, featuring a mix of reflective surfaces and wood, were designed to provoke self-assessment and facilitate conversations on entrenched societal beliefs. Now known as Art Gallery Studios, we are revisiting this impactful exhibition through a special feature on our podcast. As a bonus episode, we present an interview with Ximena Alarcón, exploring her feminist approach and the themes that resonate throughout her body of work, including gender, social inequalities, racism, and empathy. This insightful discussion is available on your favorite podcast platform. Additionally, members of our exclusive Patreon community, "The Bureau of Queer Art," can access and download the show catalog as part of their support for our community. This initiative not only reflects on past achievements but also continues to foster a dialogue about the evolving narratives within contemporary art.

Orgazm olmak ya da orgazm olmamak, işte bütün mesele bu mu? Sorusunu Psikiyatr Dr. Seven Kaptan ile cevaplamaya çalıştığımız bu bölümde, orgazmın ne olduğunu; boşalma ve orgazm arasındaki farkları; orgazm esnasında yaşanan fizyolojik değişiklikleri; orgazm olamama nedenlerini; orgazmın çeşitlerini; orgazm olma yollarını; orgazm taklidini ve orgazm uçurumunu konuştuk.------- Podbee Sunar -------Bu Podcast, Hiwell hakkında reklam içerir.Hiwell'in klinik psikologlarıyla ücretsiz tanışma görüşmeleri yapmak ve terapi seanslarınızda pod10 koduyla %10 indirimden faydalanmak için. tıklayın.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of a Talented, Queer, Jesus- Loving Artist. We learn about how she navigates through the industry while staying true to her unique identity as well as some red flags to look out for while maneuvering through life as an artist. Not only that, we talk about how she champions mental health, balances her passion for fitness, her future goals and her love for Whiskey. As a queer, Jesus-loving Christian, she brings a refreshing perspective on faith and love. Tune in for heartfelt conversations, creative insight and empowering stories that celebrate the beauty of being unapologetically yourself. Everyone Welcome Carley Bearden!!!!! You can find her on Instagram and Tik Tok:Instagram: carleybearden_Tik Tok: carleybeardenYou can find me on:Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilkin_clark?igsh=NzI0ZzlyOGQwdTlw&utm_source=qrPodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lezbehonestpodcastt?igsh=MWt1aGhpaXpxcWcwNA%3D%3D&utm_source=qrThank you for supporting! If you like the episode, don't be hesitant to give it a rating. I appreciate all the love

Artist @ForrestLawsonArt Forrest Lawson's work explores memory, space, and queerness, featured in The Bureau of Queer Art's first-anniversary exhibition at Dama Gallery in Ventura, CA, and on Artsy.net from June 1 to June 29. His latest piece, “Dick Den,” a transparent Plexiglas dollhouse filled with BDSM furniture, symbolizes the fragile nature of queer visibility. Lawson's art critiques the hypersexualization of queer spaces and incorporates elements of queer architecture and community. Discover more about his work in our feature interview and podcast episode.. Discover more about this powerful narrative in our feature interview and podcast episode and download the magazine for FREE at ArtGalleryStudios.com Apply today to be apart of the community of contemporary Queer & Allied artists! ArtGalleryStudios.com #AlliedArtists #SupportQueerArtists #ArtWithPurpose #LGBTQArtists #ArtWithoutBorders #SupportLGBTQArt #DiversityInArt #ArtForChange #CulturalDialogue #ArtActivism #QueerCreatives #ArtGalleryStudios #ArtistsForEquality #QueerArtMatters #QueerArtistsUnite #InclusiveArt #QueerVisibility #PinkTidePride #DamaGallery #ArtExhibition #Artsy #LGBTQArt

Welcome to a Vibrant New Exhibition: Join us on the latest episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast where we delve into "CABEZA," the compelling new show by Mexican artist Alejandro Herrera, now on display at Artsy.net from April 20 through August 20, 2024. Discover how Herrera's dynamic and provocative works break down conventional barriers and herald a celebration of artistic freedom. Collaboration Highlight: We're also excited to discuss our collaboration with The Studio Door in San Diego. Tune in to hear about the synergies between these vibrant art spaces. Event Spotlight: Don't miss out on the PROUD+ 2024 Art Reception happening tomorrow, July 13, from 6 - 9 PM. This event is a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ artists and is open to everyone. Join us at The Studio Door for an evening of art, inspiration, and community. Join Our Community: Explore how you can be part of this diverse and dynamic community of Queer & Allied contemporary studio artists through ArtGalleryStudios.com. Hashtags: #ArtResidency2024 #PRIDEexhibition #artcommunity #ArtistsOpportunity #CreativeCareerBoost #BureauOfQueerArt #ArtResidency #CallForArtists #Subscribe #QueerArtists #OnlineResidency #mexico #alliedartists Listen & Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories and interviews with the trailblazers of the queer art world. Join us as we explore the depths of creativity and community in contemporary art.

We meet curator and writer Gemma Rolls-Bentley to discuss her exciting new book Queer Art, recorded in front of a live audience at the Turner Contemporary in Margate.Gemma's debut book Queer Art; From Canvas to Club and the Spaces Between is out now. With nearly 200 artworks selected by leading LGBTQI+ curator Gemma Rolls-Bentley, this book mixes the high-brow with the low, gallery stalwarts with Instagram stars, and the racy with the fabulous. This is a unique celebration of queer life – a must-have for the LGBTQI+ community, art lovers and anyone interested in the culture surrounding queer identity. The twentieth century saw key shifts for the LGBTQI+ community across the western world: from the Stonewall uprising to the first pride parades and homosexuality law reforms. The years following these milestone moments have seen queer life face new challenges, celebrations, injustices and liberations. As ever, this journey has been closely mapped by art and culture. Artists working across all mediums from painting, performance, digital and beyond have captured key moments, from the HIV/AIDS crisis and the rise of drag, to marriage equality and the fight for trans liberation.Gemma was born and raised in South Yorkshire. She spent her early years living on a farm and then in a village on the Yorkshire/Derbyshire border at the edge of Sheffield, where her parents still live. She left when she was 18 to go to Edinburgh University to study Maths & A.I. but graduated with a degree in Art History instead. When she moved to London to do an MA at the Courtauld Institute of Art she discovered that everyone in the art world was posh. She changed her surname to Rolls-Bentley on Facebook as a joke and it stuck. Gemma curated her first exhibition when she was a student in Edinburgh, a group show of fine art students in an abandoned travel agents. She's been curating ever since.She's spent almost two decades working passionately to champion diversity in the field. Curating exhibitions and building art collections internationally, her curatorial practice amplifies the work of female and queer artists as well as providing a platform for art that explores LGBTQ+ identity.Gemma is a creative consultant and advisor for brands, organisations, and cultural projects, in addition to teaching at numerous institutions including the Royal College of Art, the Glasgow School of Art, and Goldsmiths. She spent a decade working at the intersection of art and technology, holding positions of Chief Curator at Avant Arte and Curatorial Director at Artsy. Prior to that she spent 6 years working at Damien Hirst's studio, where she learned a lot about the art world (and what she wanted to help change).She co-chairs the board of trustees for the charity Queercircle, and sits on the Courtauld Association Committee. She was previously a trustee for Deptford X. In 2011, Gemma launched the arts arm of the East London Fawcett Group and ran their 2012-2013 Art Audit campaign.Recent curatorial projects include Tschabalala Self's first public art project at Coal Drops Yard in London, the Tom of Finland Art & Culture Festival, and the Brighton Beacon Collection, which is the largest permanent display of queer art in the UK. In 2023, she curated the group exhibition Dreaming of Home at Leslie Lohman Museum of Art in NYC, and she is the host of the museum's new podcast series.Follow @GemmaRollsBentley Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're thrilled to unveil Alonso Yañez's solo exhibition, "Quiet Spectacle," exclusively online at Artsy.net, May 18th through August 18th, 2024. This showcase, presented in partnership with Dama Gallery, spotlights Yañez's captivating exploration of queer identity and narratives, solidifying his stance as a pivotal voice in the Queer art community. But the excitement doesn't stop here! Yañez's artistry will also be featured in:- The Bureau of Queer Art Volume 4: available from June 1st to August 8th on Artsy.net PROUD+ 2024 - 7th Annual National Visual Arts ExhibitionJuly 2 - August 3, 2024. Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11 AM - 6 PROUD+ 2024 - 7th Annual National Visual Arts Exhibition #TheStudioDoor @thestudiodoor A key participant in the Art Gallery Studios' online artist residency program, INCUBATOR, Alonso Yañez infuses his art with deep personal and communal insights, offering viewers a window into the intricate layers of LGBTQ+ life. Immerse yourself in Yañez's profound artworks by visiting the exhibition online at Artsy.net. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with his powerful expressions of personal and collective experiences within the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Keep an eye on our updates and tune into The Bureau of Queer Art podcast for deeper dives into Yañez's inspirations and future projects. Join us in celebrating and elevating Queer art!Apply today for our exhibitions and residency programming at ArtGalleryStudios.com #QueerArt #AlonsoYañez #QuietSpectacle #Artsy #DamaGallery #TheBureauOfQueerArt #TheStudioDoor #ArtExhibition #Pride #LGBTQArt

This pride month, the city of Detroit plays host to a pioneering exhibition thought to be the first queer international art biennial. "I'll Be Your Mirror: Reflections of the Contemporary Queer," showcases more than 800 works from 170 artists from across the world. Special correspondent Christopher Booker has the story for our arts and culture series, CANVAS. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Brian Van Camerik's project, "Homosocial", explores contemporary queer identity within a historical context, blending academic inquiry and personal exploration. His work, including pieces in The Bureau of Queer Art's Volume 4, Pink Tide at Dama Gallery and on Artsy.net, reimagines historical portrait miniatures with modern queer nuances. Van Camerik's portraits and vintage photographs challenge historical narratives and celebrate queer visibility. Learn more in our feature interview and podcast episode. Dive into Volume 4 - Pink Tide, both online and in Ventura, and experience the depth and breadth of queer creativity and resilience. This issue and exhibition are a testament to the vibrant community we've nurtured together.Follow the link in our bio for more details and to explore additional works by our incredible artists on Artsy.net!Apply now at ArtGalleryStudios.com to participate in our exhibitions, media projects, and artist residency programs.#PinkTide #QueerArt #ContemporaryArt #OpeningNight #ArtExhibition #QueerArtists #TheBureauOfQueerArt #DamaGallery #ArtGalleryStudios #QueerResilience #CelebrateDiversity #ArtLovers --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/micheal-swank/message

Denise and JD have Birthday Boy Nic Austin on the show today who explains and introduces some of the featured queer art and artists, creators for ThePrideStore dot com. This is definitely a show to view on our YouTube Channel (click the link), because Nic shares pictures of the prints, clothing and more with us while sharing the stories behind them. 

From Heartstopper, to Homestuck, to Percy Jackson, to Glee, to Bottoms, to gay Asian zines, this is THE episode to tune into if you're craving a big fat gossip about queer art and culture. Join the cohosts as they talk about which queer media shaped their lives most, and how consuming this art influenced their perceptions of and expectations for relationships growing up. Let us know - what has shaped you?

Gare talks with filmmaker Vera Drew and comedian Ella Yurman about the pitfalls of representation and moving beyond the online media bubble.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gare talks with comedian Ella Yurman and filmmaker Vera Drew about the politics of late night comedy and the process of creating alternative queer media.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.