Gallery

Remembering Without Flinching Three Artists’ Work Commemorates Those Lost to AIDS in Their Prime by Hank Trout One cannot help wondering whether, in 1988, when James W....

Local Treasure Artist David Zaintz Talks About Making Paintings and Confronting AIDS in the Desert Southwest by Lester Strong Disc jockey, masseur, graphic and interior designer, artists’...

History Keeps Me Awake at Night A New Exhibit at the Whitney Illuminates the Brutal, Provocative Outsider Art of David Wojnarowicz by Hank Trout Born in Red...

Storyteller LGBT San Francisco by Dan Nicoletta chronicles more than four decades of Queer joy, tragedy by Hank Trout When Dan Nicoletta moved to San Francisco in...

Record of Empathy Photograpaher Suzanne Poli Talks About Documenting the History of LGBT Struggles from Stonewall to AIDS by Lester Strong The June 1969 Stonewall riots in...

In His Words His masculine, gravelly voice, weighted by mounting years, American art hero and cinematic bad-boy Larry Clark elucidates his passion for living while...

Painting to Survive Artist and art historian Jonathan Weinberg & artist Ellie Winberg talk about the latest Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition show and its intersection...

The Prickliness of Life Artist David Spiher Documents the Struggles and Triumphs of Love & Loss by Hank Trout David Spiher certainly knows the prickliness of life....

Writing with Light Photographer Marcelo Maia Explores the Healing Abilities of Nature & Music, and Intersections of Sex and Money, Race & Power by Lester Strong Marcelo...

Throwing in With History In a new book, Avram Finkelstein discusses the history and future of AIDS & AIDS activism Text & Photos by Alina Oswald On...