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As his new solo exhibition opens in London, Jack Pierson talks about his enduring obsession with photography, and why it is an inherently queer medium

Curator and historian Jackson Davidow sits down with Jason Byron Gavann, one of the photographers featured in his show currently on at Tufts.

Perhaps nothing is sadder than a life whose promise remains unfulfilled. Such was the case with countless young men who died in the AIDS pandemic in the 80s and 90s

In the early 1970s, Boston became an important hub of gay culture, activism, and nightlife. Bobby Busnach and a merry band of queers tried to capture it.

Hua Hsu discusses “Copy Machine Manifestos,” an ambitious exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum about zine-making and the American cultural underground.

Gail Thacker’s photographs have been soaking up the scars of time for several decades, as the current solo exhibition Midnight Call at Candice Madey Gallery reveals.

As her new exhibition opens in New York, Gail Thacker talks about her decaying polaroids, which capture beloved downtown characters between 1994 and 2022

Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines, opening next month at the Brooklyn Museum, will feature nearly a thousand works by almost 100 artists.

From a haunting ballet to lucha libre, Halloween in SoCal is more than just trick or treating. Here are some spooky arts events worth checking out.

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