A new exhibition explores how graphic design helped define New York City’s response to AIDS from the late 1970s to...
Andrew Durbin’s five-year labour of archival devotion recovers the entangled lives of photographer Peter Hujar and sculptor Paul Thek —...
Long before queerness had a name, it had an image—and at the Kunstmuseum Basel, those images return not as marginal...
There are books that arrive as documents, and books that arrive as detonations. Art Is Not Enough, edited by André...
In a medieval village, Mougins, on a hill near Cannes, once claimed by Picasso, a quiet revolution is rewriting art...
In the hushed galleries of Oslo’s Nasjonalmuseet, a curatorial act of retrieval is underway—one that seeks to excavate what colonial...
The UK has some of the highest percentages of chemsex users in Europe – the conversation can no longer stay...
The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam—one of the world’s most celebrated institutions for modern and contemporary art—has mounted its first exhibition since...
“Queer Modernism: 1900 to 1950” is the first comprehensive exhibition in Europe dedicated to queer contributions to modernism, featuring more...
Lottie D’Artagnan is a new comic series from queer Croatian artist Helena Janečic, centring on the fictional daughter of D’Artagnan...
