In the City Tips: Cat Imitation, Clairvoyance and Everything Else You Don’t Want to Miss This Week in Copenhagen
This week's highlights in Copenhagen include the performance festival IPAF featuring queer artistic expressions and various cultural events across the city.
Isaac Julien: art, restitution, and ‘queer’ desire in black communities
The Lázaro Galdiano Museum in Madrid is showcasing Isaac Julien's immersive video installation 'Once Again... (Statues Never Die)', highlighting his political advocacy through dialogue and poetry.
Gallery: An exhibition dedicated to women and queer voices has opened at Bästard gallery
An exhibition titled "Out of Line," focused on women, trans, and queer voices, has launched at Bästard gallery in Tallinn and will run throughout March.
Obuljen Koržinek allocates funds for a ‘queer season’ and festival where the Croatian flag is destroyed
The Croatian Ministry of Culture has allocated €5,500 to the LGBT association Domino for events related to queer art and activism in 2026, amid controversy surrounding the association's ties to the political party Možemo and investigations into financial misconduct.
Joel Quayson in one word, one gesture, and one silence
Joel Quayson's exhibition "How Do You Feel?" explores the challenges of personal identity through his experience as a Black queer artist.
Pictures: The Hobusepea Gallery opened Maria Izabella Lehtsaar's exhibition 'Rabbits Stroke Your Head'
Maria Izabella Lehtsaar's exhibition titled 'Rabbits Stroke Your Head' explores the experiences of marginalized individuals, particularly within queer communities, through the lens of trauma and violence.
Director about Live Sex Theater: 'Theater is always a kind of voyeurism'
Ruby Rawson discusses her queer feminist interpretation of the traditional live sex theater, aiming to blend theatrical moments with humor and performance art.
ArtSpace Mexico opens its programming to queer art and sexual dissent projects with a critical focus
ArtSpace Mexico is launching exhibitions that embrace queer art and critically engage with themes of body and sexuality, marking a new phase in its 11-year history under the direction of Armando Martínez.
Crispy Hugáceo, the 'drag queen' who roams the halls of the Thyssen
Hugáceo Crujiente, a drag queen, leads monthly guided tours at the Thyssen Museum in Madrid, offering a queer perspective on art history.
Oliver Hemsley: "I don't want to define myself as an artist with a disability, but as a 'queer' artist. I love being gay"
English painter Oliver Hemsley discusses how he found salvation through the destruction of his own work and the acknowledgment of his physical limitations after a violent attack in 2008.
Book about "Hitler's Queer Artist": How Can a Person Reconcile Such Contradictions?
Art historian Nina Schedlmayer explores the contradictory life of expressionist painter Stephanie Hollenstein in her new study.