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Works in his recent solo presentation at Marc Selwyn, such as Still-Life with Crixivan, Zerit, and Viagra, 2000—an early example from a magnificent suite of still lifes populating the galleries—revealed the artist’s practice of arranging as a mode of compositional becoming.

L.A. artist Joey Terrill's vibrant canvases, on view at Marc Selwyn Fine Art, chronicle intimate moments of queer Chicano life: heartbreak and love and life with HIV.

Miriam Kienle will discuss and sign copies of her new book QUEER NETWORKS at the University of Kentucky Art Museum on Thursday, January 25.

Work by Teddy Sandoval at VPAM and a multigenerational exhibition at the Cheech dig into queerness, gender and the politics of the body.

In 2023, iconic Latinx artists got their due, while emerging and mid-career Latinx artists received from more opportunities than they ever did before.

How the queer correspondence art of Ray Johnson disrupted art world conventions and anticipated today’s highly networked culture

Sonya Clark’s latest catalogue, the case for decolonizing drag, Coco Fusco speaks truth to power, a memoir of Brooklyn’s underground performance scene, and more.

Announcing our Fall/Winter 2023-24 lineup of exciting new books! Featuring fiction titles Godzilla and Godzilla Raids Again (Shigeru Kayama; translated by Jeffrey Angles), A Song over Miskwaa Rapids (Linda LeGarde Grover), and the final book in Sigrid Undsets tetralogy, Olav Audunssøn IV. Winter; nonfiction titles like The Rocks Will Echo Our Sorrow (Elin Anna Labba), The Last Supper Club (Matthew Batt), and Smoke on the Waterfront (Northern Waters Smokehaus). Not to mention pop music at the mo...

November 10, 2022 a href= http://www.moCacleveland.org target= _blank Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland /a (moCa) announced its next two season