Art and soul. Meet global art sensation Pedro Sousa Louro.
Pedro Sousa Lourois one of the most talked-about LGBTQ artists at the moment, exciting the art world with his blend of styles and fresh take on painting.
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Affordable art from Dr Pam!
Our ally and a great friend to OutNews Global, the self-help expert, media psychologist and painter, Dr Pam Spurr tells us about her exciting new affordable gifts of art.
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Culture! Rob Harkavy shoots the breeze with Sarah Jane Moon.
Sarah Jane Moon is an award winning professional painter based in London, who exhibits and teaches regularly in the UK and abroad. Her portraiture frequently explores identity, sexuality and gender presentation. Here she talks to Rob Harkavy about art during lockdown, her commitment to LGBTQ+ rights and being selected for the […]
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A Celebration Of Queerness In Photos
Have you heard of Queer Acts of Resistance? The photography project aims to share the voices of the LGBTQ+ community through beautiful photos… Queer Acts of Resistance is an on-going portrait series which aims to celebrate and join the dots of disparity under the umbrella of queerness. View this post on […]
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Lee Bear: art, diversity and…foreskins
Lee Bear, owner, and creator for “Bear With Lee“, is a self-employed artist. Lee began creating prints before moving into zines and stickers, which led quite quickly to being commissioned.He agreed to answer some questions about his art, his life and his views on the LGBTQ+ community. What type of art […]
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Don’t miss Daniel Lismore at the Reykjavík Art Festival
The exhibition “Be yourself, everyone else is already taken” will take place in Harpa during the Reykjavík Art Festival. The festival runs from 1 – 17 June. Daniel Lismore is known for elaborate and extravagant ensembles that brilliantly combine haute couture with charity-shop finds, yards of vintage fabrics and tartans, found […]
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Photo Exhibition Explores LGBT Life of Over-60s in Cumbria
A compelling art exhibition is soon to open which explores the lives of Cumbrian lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people in their 60s.
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