The Bureau of Queer Art | Volume 2 | English
Queer and Queer Allied Contemporary Artists
by Art Gallery Studios
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About the Book
This year, shaped by my health journey and global disruptions, reminds us of art's role in capturing grace, offering solace, and sparking reimaginations. The featured works are a testament to these functions.
Samuel Menendez Bayou's cover art transforms Mexico City into ethereal cityscapes, calming urban chaos. Rachel Sager's cloud paintings capture emotions in vibrant color dances.
Explore identity through Mason Weiss and Joan Cox's visual narratives. Weiss's bear sculptures explore trans identity's complexities, while Cox's paintings portray intimate female relationships.
Gautham Acharya's meditative works prompt introspection, and Leo Wang's "Caution on the Dance Floor" warns of hedonism while seducing with vibrant hues. Laurence Bousquet advocates for trans males through hand-drawn autobiographies.
Alex Torres Marroquin shares gripping narratives of trans sex workers and his journey. Sho Peng's minimalist paintings reveal unnoticed private moments.
Discover "The Art of Selection," a curator's dialogue, and Emmanuel Rodríguez-Mazón's textural compositions. Roberto Rafael Navarrete redefines stage design with light.
Luis Antonio Ramos Ruiz showcases unseen CDMX, Laura Ortiz Vega challenges thread painting's limits. Arturo Alanis's photo series, "Human beings are good by nature, public transport corrupts them," comments on space's impact.
Find talented artists, from emerging to senior. Expect an inspiring journey through Volume 2. Your tour of The Bureau of Queer Art begins now.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
- Additional Categories Fine Art Photography, Fine Art
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Project Option: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
# of Pages: 100 - Publish Date: Oct 31, 2023
- Language English
- Keywords community, art, allied, and, queer
About the Creator
The Bureau of Queer Art exhibition programming strives to reduce the isolation of studio life which can strain and or strangulate the creative process. In the heart of Mexico City and a bustling zone of art fairs, studios, and thriving art market, TBQA emphasizes ethical relationships between artists, curators, collectors, and fans from all over the world. TBQA is for emerging and experienced artists, designers, architects, curators, creatives, and researchers to pursue their creative endeavors. We do not discriminate based on age, level of experience, sexual orientation, gender identity, the genre of artistic expression, degrees held, or the myriad of other limitations that are used to define the creative expression and curation of shows. Creating opportunities with respect to the individual and community is our mission.