Lgbtq

Fickle bodies and the comfort of images.

Overlooked modernisms on display.

A poetry collection on the violence of knowledge, sexual awakening, and encounters through Baba Yaga’s forest.

Textile works that investigate guilt, spirituality, and the future.

On stage and in the studio, Kwak (aka Xina Xurner) summons bodies, objects, and energies that flourish at the “seams of the illusions of fixed identity.”

Artists and exhibitions address the AIDS crisis.

Radically imagined safe spaces for black queerness.

An art exhibition inspired by a novel.

The famous poet bombs while bombing.

 A novel about queer rage, the 1990s club scene, and the intricacies of healing. 

An artist and a choreographer challenge the term collaboration, which they see as an approach rather than an outcome or frame of interpretation. 

The artist collective discusses a new public project.

The real-time making of an artist.

A look back at the AIDS crisis.