Queer Creatives

Photographer Andre Ramos-Woodard discusses his work in Project Row Houses’ Round 60, exploring queer identity, Black masculinity, and self-definition through newly commissioned images.

FotoFest Biennial 2026 brings together hundreds of artists while reflecting on 40 years of exhibitions. Executive Director Steven Evans discusses its history and global impact.

Comedian Janan Araujo-Siam is creating inclusive comedy spaces in Houston while using humor to bridge differences, challenge norms, and elevate diverse voices in stand-up.

Archway Gallery celebrates 50 years as an artist-run space, highlighting local talent, LGBTQ inclusion, and creative freedom through anniversary exhibitions honoring its past and future.

A transgender composer finds acceptance in her Catholic parish, using faith and music to build inclusive community and challenge long-standing tensions between religion and LGBTQ identity.

In Mickey, filmmaker Dano García blends archival footage, digital worlds, and personal memory to create a lyrical documentary portrait of a transgender woman and the community around her.

Glam-pop duo Tony & The Kiki will bring their glitter-soaked sound to Houston when they perform at the Diana Foundation’s Shift Into Fabulous gala.

Director Sarah Shin brings Lloyd Suh’s The Chinese Lady to Stages Houston, exploring Afong Moy’s story while reflecting on stereotyping, history, and the power of community-centered storytelling.

Sarah Gish returns to FotoFest with IGNITE YOUR LIFE! Honoring the Deceased, a moving exhibition featuring portraits of participants who have passed away. The show is on view March 8 through May 3 at Unity…

Urban Souls Dance Company’s Truth Be Told premieres at the Hobby Center, using contemporary dance to honor Black history, confront injustice, and share deeply human stories.