This summer in Chicago, three of the city’s most prominent art spaces are presenting major exhibitions with LGBTQ themes. One is scholarly: “The First Homosexuals,” featuring hundreds of artworks that ...

A new exhibit, presented by the Long Beach Creative Group and intent on exploring the power of LGBTQ art, will open next weekend. The exhibit, dubbed “The Power of Visibility: Boldness in LGBTQ+ Art,” ...

What happens when a place long associated with shame for the LGBTQ+ community becomes the backdrop for unapologetic queer visibility? It’s a question local artist and director David Gary Lloyd is ...

Michael Leonard, “Untitled (Two Men Kissing)” (c. 1977) (from the Estate of Charles Silverstein, estimate $3,000 to $4,000) The seventh iteration of Swann Galleries’ LGBTQ+ Art, Material Culture & ...

When artist Amy Sherald canceled her LGBTQ-inclusive Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery show “American Sublime” last month, it was just the latest in a series of censorship episodes involving LGBTQ ...

The RaYnbow Collective’s fourth annual art show, “LGBTQ+ at BYU: Beyond the Cosmos,” featured artwork submitted by students, alumni and more, telling the stories of LGBTQ+ students and alumni through ...

The board of the South Carolina Arts Commission made four dangerous political decisions at their Aug. 20 meeting. They singled out two gay organizations to defend their artistic merit above and beyond ...

A local art fair in Columbia, South Carolina hosted eight free weddings for LGBTQ+ couples last Sunday after raising $3,500 for a transgender rights organization. Y’all-Mart, a quarterly art fair, was ...

Four LGBTQ+-inclusive arts organizations have sued the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) over its implementation of President Donald Trump’s executive orders blocking federal funds for anything ...

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