Unfolding Memory, Time, and Self is a powerful solo exhibition by Lucia Znamirowski, presented by The Bureau of Queer Art on Artsy from September 28, 2024, to January 11, 2025. This deeply personal collection invites viewers to explore the fluid nature of memory, identity, and time. Through works like Ghost Stain and The Passcode Only Works Once, Lucia delves into how memories evolve and reshape, mirroring the ways we understand ourselves and the world around us. These themes will be further explored in her upcoming appearance on The Bureau of Queer Art podcast.
View today on Artsy.net (Link in Bio) and Apply for upcoming exhibitions and residency program (online) leading to Art Week CDMX 2025 in February and Foto(grafia) 2025!
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The Bureau of Queer Art is excited to announce the release of our latest podcast episode featuring Grace Lawson, a Texas-born artist based in Savannah, Georgia. Lawson’s captivating photo collages delve into the hidden histories of queer women, reclaiming identity through striking visual narratives.

In the podcast, Grace discusses the journey behind her series "Hidden in Bloom," where she uncovers sapphic art and symbols from ancient Greece to the coded gestures of the 1930s. Her work bridges personal experience with a larger historical legacy, honoring the resilience and creativity of queer women across time.

You can now listen to Grace’s story and download Volumen 5 of The Bureau of Queer Art for free at thebureauofqueerart.com. Explore the rich tapestry of queer history and artistry she brings to light.

We are building for an amazing 2025 with:

• Foto(grafia) 2025 in CDMX and San Diego, CA. with Studio Door - sponsored by Secretary of Culture CDMX/Benito Juarez

• Art Week CDMX, February 5-9, at the Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo & Clavo Movimiento.

• World Pride in Washington, D.C.Maryland Art Place in Baltimore, MD, this September.

• Closing the year in November with a special exhibition from our online residency program, THE INCUBATOR.

Let your art speak the truth that history may overlook. Let it be our declaration, our resilience, our reclamation. Reduced App fees to $12.50 USD! TheBureauofQueerArt.com

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Dive into Jennifer Nerio’s latest work, Aftertaste, where she masterfully blends humor and introspection to explore the impermanence of memory and life itself. Through playful imagery like melting popsicles and vanitas-inspired portraits, Nerio invites us to reflect on fleeting moments and familial legacy with a mix of levity and depth. Her participation in The Bureau of Queer Art’s residency has pushed her work into more personal and existential territory, making Aftertaste one of her most intimate and thought-provoking pieces yet.

We are building for an amazing 2025 with:

• Foto(grafia) 2025 in CDMX and San Diego, CA. with Studio Door - sponsored by Secretary of Culture CDMX/Benito Juarez

• Art Week CDMX, February 5-9, at the Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo & Clavo Movimiento.

• World Pride in Washington, D.C.Maryland Art Place in Baltimore, MD, this September.

• Closing the year in November with a special exhibition from our online residency program, THE INCUBATOR.

Let your art speak the truth that history may overlook. Let it be our declaration, our resilience, our reclamation. Reduced App fees to $12.50 USD! TheBureauofQueerArt.com

#QueerVoices #CreativeResistance #HealingThroughArt #ArtsyExhibition #EmergingArtists #ArtsyExclusive #artsy #bureauqueerart #arteMexico #ArtExhibition

Dive into the vibrant world of Leo Herrera, an artist whose work masterfully intertwines queer history, speculative storytelling, and activism. His groundbreaking projects include the visionary Father’s Project—a utopian-dystopian alternate reality where AIDS never existed—and the playful yet poignant Analog Cruising guide, a bold reclamation of physical queer spaces in a digital age. From navigating personal histories to reviving lost traditions, Herrera reflects on the resilience and humor that have defined queer culture across generations. Explore his passion for bridging gaps between the past and future while celebrating the timeless power of community and connection.

Ben Cuevas weaves their identity, resilience, and activism into art that transcends the personal and the political. As a queer, non-binary, HIV-positive, Latinx artist, Cuevas transforms textiles into vessels of survival and belonging. Through groundbreaking works like Knit PrEP—a knitted sculpture reimagining the HIV-prevention pill as a symbol of care and community—Cuevas dismantles stigma and bridges narratives of otherness. Their art, deeply autobiographical, turns the mundane into the profound, bearing witness to the HIV/AIDS epidemic while empowering future resilience. Through their craft, Cuevas calls us to embrace humanity, challenge ignorance, and honor the ongoing fight for equity and compassion.

The Bureau of Queer Art commemorates World AIDS Day 2024 with an exclusive on Artsy.net.

- Discover 12 visionary queer artists confronting the past and reshaping the future.

- Access a free special edition of our magazine, filled with stories that refuse to stay silent.

- Listen to a bonus podcast episode exploring the art and activism that changed generations.

Celebrate #WorldAIDSDay by diving into the fearless legacy of #QueerArt and the transformative power of #ArtAsActivism. Explore the bold narratives of #GranFury and #VisualAIDS as we honor #AIDSHistory through the voices of #QueerVoices and #LGBTQActivism. This is more than art—it’s #CreativeResistance, a call to action for #ArtForChange , and a celebration of unyielding defiance.

On this World AIDS Day 2024, we’re proud to release a special edition of THE BUREAU OF QUEER ART podcast & magazine, diving deep into GRITO VIEJITO—an extraordinary collaboration by Dolissa Medina and Gera Ananias Méndez Soria. This interdisciplinary project reimagines the traditional Mexican dance La Danza de los Viejitos to explore resilience, queer survival, and the untold stories of long-term HIV survivors.

Listen now on Amazon, iHeart, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify to discover how art becomes a powerful tool for healing and liberation.

Don’t miss the companion magazine, available at THEBUREAUOFQUEERART.COM, featuring an exclusive Artsy.net show dedicated to this transformative work. Together, let’s amplify these vital narratives and honor the lives and stories that shape our shared history.

We are building for an amazing 2025 with:

• Foto(grafia) 2025 in CDMX and San Diego, CA. with Studio Door - sponsored by Secretary of Culture CDMX/Benito Juarez
• Art Week CDMX, February 5-9, at the Centro Cultural Juan Rulfo & Clavo Movimiento.
• World Pride in Washington, D.C.
• Maryland Art Place in Baltimore, MD, this September.
• Closing the year in November with a special exhibition from our online residency program, THE INCUBATOR.

We accept applications directly on our website at a reduced cost for the INCUBATOR online residency. Seeking artists for solo exhibitions on Artsy.net collectors platform.

Learn more at THEBUREAUOFQUEERART.COM.

Dive into the heart of Libia Rocha's artistic journey in our latest episode, now live on the podcast and in The Bureau of Queer Art free digital magazine.

From Durango to Mexico City, Rocha explores themes of love, loss, and queer identity in her boldest work yet, Sappho’s Death. As part of the Efímero | Vida, Muerte, & Arte exhibition now exclusively on Artsy.net, Rocha shifts into abstraction, inviting viewers to connect with the raw emotions behind her work.

"Art connects us to our humanity," Rocha shares. "It’s a bridge in divided times."

Download the magazine at TheBureauOfQueerArt.com

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Episode 8 is now live on Spotify, iHeart, and Apple Podcasts. This week, we feature Colette Hebert — Tango champion, artist, and advocate for movement as a form of expression. Colette shares her journey of blending the worlds of dance and painting, creating art that feels alive with rhythm and energy. Discover how her passion for Tango influences her creative process, how love shapes her work, and the unique techniques she uses to bring dynamic tension and harmony to her canvas. This exclusive show is available on podcast platforms and Artsy until January 11, 2025.Tune in to hear Colette’s inspiring story of passion, art, and movement.#Podcast #Tango #ArtAndDance #ColetteHebert #queerArt #CreativeJourney #queerartistsofinstagram