The Queer Museum
About Us
The Queer Museum was founded to celebrate the creativity and courage of sexual dissident artists worldwide. Here, we embrace freedom, activism, and generosity, which is why we are eager to share our collection of LGBTQ+ art with the world.

Juan Jose Ramdhor
Coordinator
Audiovisual communicator and producer, with a focus on Chilean cinema and feminist audiovisual initiatives, including the FEM Film Festival.

Valentina Gonzalez
Media Officer
Chilean journalist, graduate of the University of La Serena, with a professional and activist focus on feminist and queer struggles, as well as on combating the precarisation of life.

Jimena Jamett
Educational Content
Art historian, graduate of the University of Chile, with over a decade of experience in higher education, dedicated to teaching, curriculum design, and the evaluation of artistic projects for the Government of Chile.
Feel at home,
we want to help
We are the first Chilean museum of LGBTQIA+ art and culture legally registered under Resolution SM 546, and the first non-profit platform exclusively dedicated to exhibiting and promoting LGBTQ+ artists from around the world, with a particular focus on the Global South. Our aim is to build equality of access for queer artists in countries where sexual orientation imposes legal or social barriers. By supporting artists, building connections with cultural institutions, and sharing their work, we provide an alternative platform so that a lack of local exhibition spaces is no longer an obstacle to creative development.
(Male nude in the bathroom, Juliusz Lewandowski).
Transparency
For The Queer Museum, transparency is an essential part of its public responsibility as a non-profit institution dedicated to supporting, connecting and giving visibility to queer artists, especially those from contexts where artistic circulation may be limited by social, political, legal or economic barriers.
We believe that
queer art changes the world
We firmly believe in the power of art to change the world. As an international LGBTQ+ platform, our commitment extends beyond exhibiting our collection to actively supporting aesthetic experimentation, activism, and research groups to open up new spaces—both in the art world and in people’s minds.






