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Jeffrey Schwarz’s Mineshaft: The Cruising Murders looks beyond controversy to honor a forgotten LGBTQ+ community

By Cesar A Reyes Jeffrey Schwarz has spent much of his career documenting pivotal moments in LGBTQ+ history, but Mineshaft: The

By Cesar A Reyes For filmmaker Sergio Tovar Velarde, movies are like photographs. They preserve a moment in time, capturing

By Gus Hernandez On August 31 every year, communities around the world observe International Overdose Awareness Day, a day dedicated

He not only created unforgettable drag, he created spaces where people felt seen, loved, and free to become themselves. Some

By Korie Houston “I wanted to believe in love, it’s hard. Glitter that I cry like falling stars” It’s the

By Cesar A Reyes Sometimes the stories we’re told are “too personal” become the ones audiences need most. That was

By Zach Shattuck Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salonby Annie Mare Do people really choose each other, every time,

By Patric Stillman Art lovers visiting a gallery or walking through a street art fair will stop in their tracks

Don Grant discusses his lifelong fascination with ceramics, the influence of mid-century design, the satisfaction of creating by hand, and

Tommy Diethert explores his expressive use of color, the inspiration he finds in California landscapes, the evolution of his abstract