Curated for the gay community.Updated every week.
BOYSTOWN (2026). A record about what it means to be gay in America in 2026.
This Time Tomorrow. David van Dartel explores the intimacy of male friendships
Ryan McGinley. Capturing the raw, sun-drenched joy of youth through expansive and intimate figurative photography.
Pierre Keller: My Colorful Life. Documenting a decade of queer liberation and raw artistic camaraderie through uncensored snapshots.
Loïc Burzotta and The Intimacy of Presence. Exploring the male figure and interiority through quiet, temporal meditations on being
Cabana (2024). Lau Ro is a non-binary, Brazilian-born composer singer and multi-instrumentalist
João Guilherme Parisi. Reimagining historical symbols of power through an ironic and aesthetic contemporary lens
Jongens (2014). A gay teen athlete finds himself in a budding relationship with his mutually attracted teammate.
Lee Lozano. Transforming a radical withdrawal from society into a lifelong conceptual interrogation of power.
First Time (2020). Finn Ronsdorf
Something To Give Each Other (2023). Love, sex, and heartbreak, the thrill of reemerging feelings, fleeting moments of intimacy.
Lie With Me (2017). The award-winning, bestselling French novel by Philippe Besson
Good At Falling (2019). The Japanese House
Joan E Biren. A groundbreaking photographic archive celebrating the tenderness and resilience of lesbian life.
Wojciech Wos. Capturing the quiet poetry and vulnerability of young men in repose.
Carlos Rodríguez. Celebrating the male form through vibrant color and intimate storytelling.
Alair Gomes. Capturing the sculptural rhythm of the male form through the silent lens of a Rio window.
“Untitled” (Go Go Dancing Platform) (1991). Honoring the fleeting joy and pain of memory through a disappearing dance.
Maud Madsen. Reconstructing formative moments and the shifting awareness of the body through a figurative lens.
Dani Torrent. Weaving together soft color and poetic intimacy to reveal the gentle magic of the human spirit.
Benjamin Fredrickson. Capturing the raw honesty of queer bodies and subcultures through a collaborative lens.
Red Hot X: A Decade of Owning It. Elevating the redhead male as a global icon of strength.
A Pulse of Raw Desire. Glauber captures the raw power and softness of the male form.
Louis Fratino. Blending memory and modernism to capture the intimacy of queer life.
“Sex”, Madonna + Steven Meisel. Fusing Meisel’s lens and Baron’s design into a radical manifesto of female agency.
Embroidery work of Andrew Sedgwick Guth. Guth subverts Pennsylvania Dutch craft to canonize the queer body.
The art of Fefa Lins. Capturing the non-binary experience with through classical and realistic paintings.
Male portraits by Dmitry Maximov. Los Angeles-based photographer, bridging the gap between raw masculinity and delicate composition.
Rony Hernandes. A point of view on queer representation.
Geotic’s Mend (2010) ambient album. Music for quiet hours.
