In our third annual Queer|Art Mock Panels, esteemed art professionals from various disciplines offered invaluable guidance on writing stronger applications for grants, residencies, and other art opportunities.

2020-2021 Queer|Art|Mentorship Fellow Surya Swilley speaks with qnotes about her relationship to dance, her experiences in the QAM program, and the work she’s currently developing around sex, death and protest.

List of Upcoming Deadlines for Residencies, Grants, Fellowships, and other opportunities for Artists in Summer of 2021.

A Collection of advice from medical / government authorities and guides for best practices when having public arts events (As of this date, April 1). We encourage you to use it as a launching point when researching how to hold safe events.

The following message contains references to violence against Asian people, against migrants, and against sex workers. We encourage everyone, but especially our loves who are Asian, who are sex workers, who are migrants, or otherwise particularly vulnerable to white supremacist violence to take good care of yourself at this time.

List of Upcoming Deadlines for Residencies, Grants, Fellowships, and other opportunities for Artists in Spring of 2021.

Queer|Art celebrates the launch of the 2020 Community Portrait Project Publication, with commissioned photographer Felicita “Felli” Maynard and members of the Queer|Art|Mentorship community sharing some of their personal strategies for creative resilience in the form of a series of unique and lively offerings–including performances, readings, rituals, cooking demonstrations, and more!

Queer|Art is proud to announce the official launch of the "ARCANUM" Cyber Gallery, the digital centerpiece of the 2019-2020 Queer|Art|Mentorship Annual Exhibition, as well as 2019-2020 QAM Fellow Anthonywash.Rosado's curatorial statement for the exhibition.

2019-2020 Queer|Art|Mentorship Literature Fellow María José Maldonado shares her experience working with Mentor Charles Rice-Gonzalez, and how her QAM family has provided much needed support and love in 2020.

Queer|Art, New York City’s home for the creative and professional development of LGBTQ+ artists, is pleased to announce the ten Fellows accepted for the 2020-2021 Queer|Art|Mentorship program cycle, and the Mentors with whom they will be working.

A content warning: this blog post contains references to violence against Black and Latinx trans women. We encourage everyone, but especially Black and Latinx trans folks, to take good care of yourself at this time. Engage with this as is healthy for you.

We are committed to centering the advancement of a more equitable, just, and safe world for Black LGBTQ+ artists everywhere as central to our mission to connect and empower generations of LGBTQ+ artists.

Announcing Río Sofia as Programs & Operations Director and KT Pe Benito as Queer|Art|Prize Manager.