Thirteen Queer artists from around the Bay Area use different mediums to express their frustration with local and national leadership, explore the impact that has on their own lives and the lives of their communities, and use past and present inspiration to celebrate and imagine the ways in which we have, are, and can create a better world together. The exhibition takes place at Queer Arts Featured, in the storefront that was once Harvey Milk's camera store and campaign headquarters. This auspicious location is the perfect backdrop to come together and rise up in a vital moment for our future.

 Ace Morgan**

 Car Nazzal

 Cara Esten Hurtle

Coy Viana

 Ghee Phua*

Jazzmin Mausau

Jeanne Nollman

Kai Reisa***

 Lessley Bender

 Joel Angel

 Nadir Wright

 Paul Rice

 Star Love

**Silent Auction of Ace Morgan’s work during run of exhibit. Winning bid goes to Joan Jett Blakk’s Go Fund Me for medical bills.

*Proceeds from the sale of Ghee Phua’s work benefits LGBT Asylum Project & Queer A.F.

***Live printing of Kai Reisa’s ‘Hope Is A Weapon’ linocut during Opening Reception. Donations accepted.

Queer nation rushes Irish Day Parade, 1992. Ace Morgan Photos.
©Ace Morgan Photo
©Ghee Phua
Joan Jett Blackk,  Irish Day Parade, 1992. Ace Morgan Photos.
©Ace Morgan Photo
Queer nation rushes Irish Day Parade, 1992. Ace Morgan Photos.
©Ace Morgan Photo
©Kai Reisa