“I really don't care about the white gaze at all,” Jarvis Boyland said.
His work, composed of found objects and bold colors, is part of a long legacy of HIV-positive artists putting their own bodies on the line.
Keith Haring’s work is known worldwide — but its origins in the queer black and brown culture of downtown New York haven’t made it as far.
The writer Jeremy O. Harris thinks Japanese cartoons are the queerest art out there.
With an unconventional museum model, Chris E. Vargas is helping trans people see themselves through art and objects.
