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The limbo they live exists even in the terminology for their identity. There is no word to describe queerness in Xhosa, the indigenous language widely spoken in South Africa. The words that do exist are often insulting to the queer community, describing sexual behavior and denying queer people dignity. "When I came out to my family, I couldn't find the appropriate word in Xhosa to explain my queerness," Ka-Fassie says.

Bellas' artistic studio photos of male nude models and bodybuilders were in the vanguard of gay culture, triggering censorship challenges

Canadian artist Tong Zhou's created the images as part of a show called Courage.

The show features nearly 500 works in mediums ranging from video art to collage to photography.

UuDam Tran Nguyen likes to break his artwork. And he doesn’t mind if others break it too. In fact, he encourages it. He's one of six artists featured in new solo exhibitions at the Orange County Museum of Art’s temporary space, OCMAExpand – Santa Ana.

Vice spoke to photographer Bex Day about her photo series 'Hen.'

Andrea London has been a portrait photographer for 30 years. She works from her studio in the heart of Shadyside , where she shoots everyone – individuals

Albrecht Becker's artistic life began with a failed experiment on his penis.

Spectrosynthesis II will be held at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre from November 23

Renowned Singaporean photographer Leslie Kee has photographed nearly 200 LGBT couples and individuals for a series of black-and-white stills called “Out in Taiwan.” The 14-hour marathon photo shoot featured a host of Taiwanese LGBT figures from veteran activist Chi Chia-wei to drag queens. When asked why he shoots in black and white, Kee said: “It’s a symbol of …

For his junior curatorship at the D.C. Arts Center, Johnson put together two exhibits that explore identity and celebrate LGBTQ artists.

The Flash Collective calls on the queer community to help create public art

Non-profit gallery Studio Voltaire has announced that it will be bringing artists McDermott & McGough’s The Oscar Wilde Temple to London in early October. The installation, which featured in New York City’s The Church of the Village in 2017

From October 7 to 9, will be held the second annual edition of the Carnaval des Couleurs, a great event that brings together the multi-ethnic and LGBTQ communities of Montreal, at the Grande-Place of the Complexe Desjardins with free access to everyone!

Artist Robert Lange used social media to locate the man who was the inspiration behind a portrait he painted after San Francisco's Pride celebration--and it took mere hours.

Joan E. Biren’s images from the ’70s and ’80s—which appear in the new exhibit “Art After Stonewall”—reflect an effort to document and encourage lesbian love.

As we approach the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, New York is home base to a variety of exhibits exploring LGBT art.

Furniture, textiles, ceramics, and diverse works in many other mediums included. BOSTON—Works by nearly 40 LGBTQ-identifying craft artists from around New England and across the country converge at…

The hotel partnered with the actor and Newseum in honor of its new exhibit “Rise Up: Stonewall and the LGBTQ Rights Movement.”

Anyone who identifies as lesbian, butch, queer, non-binary, or trans was invited to send personal objects for the display.

LA-based photographer, Fabian Guerrero photographs LGBTQ men in traditional Mexican attire.

Today, LGBT artist and philanthropist Ben Workman aka Jumper Maybach unveiled his latest series of artwork, a collection of 54 pieces never-before-seen in the United States which the artist created specifically for a 2014 exhibition in Venice, Italy. The collection, which the Artist is called The Venetian Series consists of over two dozen large format abstract pieces meant to become the focal point of a home.

The Soo Visual Arts Center in Lyn-Lake has opened both of its back gallery spaces to one artist for the first time ever — University of Minnesota alumnus Christopher Selleck’s exhibit, “This is a Record,” will fill the space with a range of visual art.

The exhibition of iconic Attitude covers is free to view at The Hospital Club until Sunday 19 August.