The Queer Museum – Museum of gay, queer and LGBTQ art

Andrzej Kramarz: Vessels

The camera turns towards the body as a living container: a fragile, changing form carried across borders, cultures, illness, desire, pain and time. Kramarz refuses the easy promise that a photograph can tell us who someone is.

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Jock Thomson: Carnal Delights

Queer intimacy, kink and the politics of pleasure without shame. Refusing to sanitise the image of queer life, this series confronts the stigma surrounding queer sex and kink, celebrating sexuality while asking viewers to recognise queer intimacy as complex, inventive and culturally significant.

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Peter Lopez: Art as a Form of Healing

At a time when the Trump administration is actively attempting to erase queer people and curtail their rights, Lopez returns to large-scale portrait painting, constructing an evolving archive of queer life, resilience and belonging.

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Open Call: The Queer Art Atlas.

One queer artist from each of the 197 countries in the world: The Queer Atlas is a project by The Queer Museum that aims to showcase the work of contemporary queer artists from around the world, serving as a tool for the decentralisation of culture and the creation of new opportunities.

Open Call: The Queer Bible.

Have you ever thought you could appear in the Bible? Take part in this open call and send us your photograph, painting, or illustration. We are interested in depictions of eroticism, pornography, and any expression of queer sexuality and affection that can illustrate a queer vision of the scriptures. Remember, by submitting an image or text, it must be your own work, and you are granting us permission to publish it.

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Most visited artists

This New York-based Polish artist works primarily in oil on canvas. His paintings explore queer love, kink and sex.

Transfeminist photografer, and one of the most prominent authors in the contemporary Latin American scene and is the founder of the Macrodosis collective.

This Australian artist combines labour-intensive craft, found materials and dense ornamentation to create materially exuberant, politically pointed works that address queer identity, religious symbolism and consumer culture.

His photography is both intimate record and political gesture, using the camera to explore self-recognition, transition and collective care without reducing trans people to explanation, spectacle or fetish.

Louka Perderizeteniak

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About us.

“The Queer Museum” was created to promote the creativity and boldness of LGBTQI+ artists from around the globe. Our love for freedom, art, differences, activism, and generosity runs deep, and we are dedicated to sharing our dissident voices with the world.

The partnership between MLDS and The Queer Museum opens up many possibilities for the development of LGBT+ artists.

Chile was in need of a comprehensive initiative like The Queer Museum, which would serve as a platform for artists of dissident sexualities from around the world.

The Queer Museum is the perfect platform to discover LGBTQI+ artists and stay updated on the South American art scene.

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