Breaking Boundaries & Opening Our Eyes: BIPOC LGBTQ+ Artists

In case, you didn't know it, June is Gay Pride Month.  We support and love your LGBQT+ art customers and their art. 

And in case you didn't know it, there are quite a few BIOPOC visual artists (black, indigenous people of color) who are LGBTQ+ and who are breaking boundaries with their art.  They are opening our eyes in new ways and leading the contemporary art scene.  Below are links to take you on an adventure to see new art by these artists who we happily celebrate all year long, but especially during gay pride month.  

In case, any of their art inspires you to make some gay pride art like a rainbow flag to show your solidarity, please place a no-contact, curbside order with us at this link.

Art by BIPOC queer artists, Cheyne Gallarde. Click image to be brought to his Instagram account.

1.  On NBC News:  12 Queer Artists Who We Making Us Pay Attention

​2.  On Artsy: 15 Young LGBTQ Artists Driving Contemporary Art Forward

​3.  On Them:  7 Queer Artists Who Are Changing the Game

​4.  On The Guardian: Celebrating Queer Artists of Color

​5.  On Vice: Devan Shimoyama's Fearless Paintings of the Queer Black Experience