Queer Arts Featured

Featuring Local, Queer Artists

UNsupervised: A Critical Exhibition Collection

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UNSUPERVISED - Nadir Wright - Up In Flames multimedia

UNSUPERVISED - Nadir Wright - Up In Flames multimedia

$1,156.00

UNSUPERVISED - Lessley Bender - Self Portrait / Claude’s Jacket framed photo

UNSUPERVISED - Lessley Bender - Self Portrait / Claude’s Jacket framed photo

$181.00

UNSUPERVISED - Jeanne Nollman - UNCONTAINED bowl mask

UNSUPERVISED - Jeanne Nollman - UNCONTAINED bowl mask

$650.00

UNSUPERVISED - Car Nazzal - خاص is Enough sculpture

UNSUPERVISED - Car Nazzal - خاص is Enough sculpture

$333.00

UNSUPERVISED - Cara Hurtle - Records of Enemy Surveillance mounted cyanotypes

UNSUPERVISED - Cara Hurtle - Records of Enemy Surveillance mounted cyanotypes

$650.00

UNSUPERVISED - Kai Reisa - Hope is A Weapon linocut print framed

UNSUPERVISED - Kai Reisa - Hope is A Weapon linocut print framed

$51.00

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Nathaniel J. Bice
Nathaniel J. Bice

Nathaniel J. Bice

Design Nurd by Diego Gomez
Design Nurd by Diego Gomez

Design Nurd by Diego Gomez

Rhea Adri
Rhea Adri

Rhea Adri

Oscar Zamora Graves
Physique and Fantasy Tarot deck

Oscar Zamora Graves

Matthew Matasci
Matthew Matasci

Matthew Matasci

Jay Jimenez
Jay Jimenez

Jay Jimenez

Hey Diva By Sam Myers
Hey Diva By Sam Myers

Hey Diva By Sam Myers

Gooch Photography
Gooch Photography

Gooch Photography

Fatima Zaidi
Fatima Zaidi

Fatima Zaidi

Bearpad
Bearpad

Bearpad

Deidre DeFranceaux
Deidre DeFranceaux

Deidre DeFranceaux

Devlin Shand Photography
Devlin Shand Photography

Devlin Shand Photography

Erica Straus
Erica Straus

Erica Straus

J. Ehren By Joey Ehrenberg
J. Ehren By Joey Ehrenberg

J. Ehren By Joey Ehrenberg

Jordan Joel
Jordan Joel

Jordan Joel

Mychol Xander
Mychol Xander

Mychol Xander

Jay Stembridge
Jay Stembridge

Jay Stembridge

Devlin Shand Jewelry
Devlin Shand Jewelry

Devlin Shand Jewelry

Apparel
Apparel

Apparel

Lisa Niedermeyer
Lisa Niedermeyer

Lisa Niedermeyer

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