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BRAVA ~ to the MadFab Liz Collins for her Motherlode exhibition at RISD Museum.

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@nymag / @cultured_mag

Last night was a wonderful celebration at the Brooklyn Museum Gala and the new exhibitions: “Common Sense” including three text works byMaynard Monrow @maynardmonrow and Iris Van Herpen “Sculpting the Senses” including Rob Wynne’s large installation “Extra Life” from the museum’s collection @wynne_robThank you @annepasternak and curators Catherine Morris and Kimberli Grant.It has been such an incredible honor and joy to work with both amazing artists for close to 20 years! Do not miss these incredible shows! 💖✨💖✨💖✨

Last night was a wonderful celebration at the Brooklyn Museum Gala and the new exhibitions: “Common Sense” including three text works byMaynard Monrow @maynardmonrow and Iris Van Herpen “Sculpting the Senses” including Rob Wynne’s large installation “Extra Life” from the museum’s collection @wynne_robThank you @annepasternak and curators Catherine Morris and Kimberli Grant.It has been such an incredible honor and joy to work with both amazing artists for close to 20 years! Do not miss these incredible shows! 💖✨💖✨💖✨

Last night was a wonderful celebration at the Brooklyn Museum Gala and the new exhibitions: “Common Sense” including three text works byMaynard Monrow @maynardmonrow and Iris Van Herpen “Sculpting the Senses” including Rob Wynne’s large installation “Extra Life” from the museum’s collection @wynne_robThank you @annepasternak and curators Catherine Morris and Kimberli Grant.It has been such an incredible honor and joy to work with both amazing artists for close to 20 years! Do not miss these incredible shows! 💖✨💖✨💖✨

Last night was a wonderful celebration at the Brooklyn Museum Gala and the new exhibitions: “Common Sense” including three text works byMaynard Monrow @maynardmonrow and Iris Van Herpen “Sculpting the Senses” including Rob Wynne’s large installation “Extra Life” from the museum’s collection @wynne_robThank you @annepasternak and curators Catherine Morris and Kimberli Grant.It has been such an incredible honor and joy to work with both amazing artists for close to 20 years! Do not miss these incredible shows! 💖✨💖✨💖✨

Last night was a wonderful celebration at the Brooklyn Museum Gala and the new exhibitions: “Common Sense” including three text works byMaynard Monrow @maynardmonrow and Iris Van Herpen “Sculpting the Senses” including Rob Wynne’s large installation “Extra Life” from the museum’s collection @wynne_robThank you @annepasternak and curators Catherine Morris and Kimberli Grant.It has been such an incredible honor and joy to work with both amazing artists for close to 20 years! Do not miss these incredible shows! 💖✨💖✨💖✨

📣 This week, gallery artist Maynard Monrow (@Maynardmonrow) will debut a new installation at The Brooklyn Museum (@brooklynmuseum), as part of the group exhibition, “Common Sense,” organized by Catherine Morris and Kimberli Gant. The exhibition features 3 newly commissioned site-specific works by Monrow that use graphic design strategies to deliver a clear message about our current moment: Power lies with us.

🟥 Image 1: Untitled, The Highest Form of Patriotism (Red), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟪 Image 2: Untitled, In Times of Ugly (Magenta) 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟦 Image 3: Untitled, For Your Information (Blue), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)

#MaynardMonrow #BrooklynMuseum #GAVLAK

📣 This week, gallery artist Maynard Monrow (@Maynardmonrow) will debut a new installation at The Brooklyn Museum (@brooklynmuseum), as part of the group exhibition, “Common Sense,” organized by Catherine Morris and Kimberli Gant. The exhibition features 3 newly commissioned site-specific works by Monrow that use graphic design strategies to deliver a clear message about our current moment: Power lies with us.

🟥 Image 1: Untitled, The Highest Form of Patriotism (Red), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟪 Image 2: Untitled, In Times of Ugly (Magenta) 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟦 Image 3: Untitled, For Your Information (Blue), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)

#MaynardMonrow #BrooklynMuseum #GAVLAK

📣 This week, gallery artist Maynard Monrow (@Maynardmonrow) will debut a new installation at The Brooklyn Museum (@brooklynmuseum), as part of the group exhibition, “Common Sense,” organized by Catherine Morris and Kimberli Gant. The exhibition features 3 newly commissioned site-specific works by Monrow that use graphic design strategies to deliver a clear message about our current moment: Power lies with us.

🟥 Image 1: Untitled, The Highest Form of Patriotism (Red), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟪 Image 2: Untitled, In Times of Ugly (Magenta) 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟦 Image 3: Untitled, For Your Information (Blue), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)

#MaynardMonrow #BrooklynMuseum #GAVLAK

📣 This week, gallery artist Maynard Monrow (@Maynardmonrow) will debut a new installation at The Brooklyn Museum (@brooklynmuseum), as part of the group exhibition, “Common Sense,” organized by Catherine Morris and Kimberli Gant. The exhibition features 3 newly commissioned site-specific works by Monrow that use graphic design strategies to deliver a clear message about our current moment: Power lies with us.

🟥 Image 1: Untitled, The Highest Form of Patriotism (Red), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟪 Image 2: Untitled, In Times of Ugly (Magenta) 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)
🟦 Image 3: Untitled, For Your Information (Blue), 2026, wall painting, 96 x 60 inches (243.84 x 152.4 cm)

#MaynardMonrow #BrooklynMuseum #GAVLAK

Locating peace & tranquility at the sublime Barry X Ball exhibition on Isla San Giorgio Maggiore / Biennale de Venizia ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

BRAVO ~ New Museum.BRAVA ~ Lisa Phillips. ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

We’re happy to announce we’re extending our season for 3 weeks until May 22nd this year before we begin next year’s redesign. And as always - thanks for coming and hope to see you again :). #narsisomartinez #jimdine #arthursimms #lonnieholley #veronicaryan #kennedyyanko #vaughnspann #amiayokoyama #manishnai #jacquelinemontesdeoca #jaunequicktoseesmith #vijacelmins #rachelmartin #wendyredstar #rickbartow #josephstella #shuvinaiashoona #stormtharp #omarmendoza #moisessalazar #sableelysesmith #nickigreen #krzysztofstrzelecki #davidbenjaminsherry #nikidesaintphalle #nancybrooksbrody #nicoleeisenman #anthonygoicolea #keithboadwee #clarityhaynes

📣 Maynard Monrow’s “Degenerate Kunst” (2016) is included in this year’s BOMB Magazine Benefit Auction. Bidding is open exclusively on Artsy, and will begin to close on Wednesday, April 29 at 12:00 PM ET.

BOMB Magazine was launched in 1981 to publish conversations that reflected the way artists spoke about their work among themselves. As a result, BOMB reinvented the interview as a dialogue between artists about the creative process.

Head over to the Lincoln bio to place a bid on this work!

Image: “Degenerate Kunst” (2016), mixed media, 8 × 12 × 1.5 in (20.3 × 30.5 × 1.3 cm)

#MaynardMonrow #GAVLAK #BOMBMagazine

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Bunker Library is a cabinet of curiosities, where art, books, and objects  play, mingle, and connect.  A lot of heart goes into it. This year we focused on significant moments and texts that have expanded the conversation around queerness across the decades.

1. John Findysz “The Male Physique” 2005
2. Stephen Morris “Untitled” 1981
3. Eve Fowler “By. That. Time. Drenched. By. That. Time.” 2016 @Evemfowler
4. Mcdermott & Mcgough” As Fancy and Flashy as a Youth Dare Adopt” @mcdermott.mcgough
5. Cajsa Von Zeipel “Bundles” 2021 @futuristiclesbian
6. Larry Johnson “The Two Economies” 2000
7. Kiki Smith “Crazy Eyes, Sanpaku” 1997
8. Judith Bernstein “Screw” 1979 @judith_Bernstein
9. Adam Rolston “Trojans” 1990 @theadamrolston
10. Alcala Marcel “Hawkins, Richard, “Saturday Night” 2014 @marcel_alcala
11. Robert Gober “Brokeback Mountain” 2012
12. Ryan McNamara “Malicious Compliance” 2022 @msryanmcnamara
13. Liz Collins “Rainbow Express” 2024 @lizzycollins7
14. Forrest Bess “Untitled”
15. Robert Indiana “Love” 1965

The Life & Times of The Cold Castle / Chelsea New York

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

The Writer’s Room serves as our cabinet of curiosities and dedication to the many queer literary giants (and artists in their own right) such as Ashbery, Ginsberg, Brainard, and O’Hara, who shaped not just the art of time, but our culture.

Tom Healy writes in his essay A Wunderkammer of Weirdos, “It’s a feeling of intimacy. Making things strange to make them beautiful means messing with our expectations. Art becomes a question, a contest, a conversation, a quarrel. It also becomes a community, it becomes a passion, where everyone’s fingerprints are on everyone else.” @tphealy

This exhibition is dedicated to John Mcwhinnie (1968-2012) a remarkable rare book dealer and friend. Without his passion, expertise, and impeccable eye, we would not have these extraordinary examples of contemporary literature.

Furniture and objects curated with Show Pony, Palm Beach @showponypalmbeach

#artspace #gallery #westpalmbeachfl

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us

Our lobby is one of several rooms dedicated to Beyond the Rainbow, an expansive exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ community and its impact at this pivotal moment in Florida.
Spanning a century, the show brings together artists across generations, backgrounds, and the spectra of sexuality and gender—amplifying voices long central to culture yet too often marginalized.

Nineteen artists, curators, gallerists, architects, and writers joined us as a curatorial roundtable. Together, the works reflect a range of human emotion—above all, joy—as we continue advancing equality and expression.

1. Didier William “Three Mothers, Three Crowns” 2020 @dueyart selected by Mickalene Thomas & Ara Tucker

2. Arch Connelly “Barbie Dream Car” 1980

3. Alteronce Gumby “Cosmic Color” 2023 @alteroncegumby

4. Rose B Simpson “Great Lengths” 2018 @rosebsimpson selected by Sarah Thornton

5. Dean Sameshima “Vultures” 2016 @dean_sameshima selected by Ara Tucker

6. Robin Williams “Burn” 2017 @robinfrancescawilliams

7. Keltie Ferris “Moon Walker” 2017 @keltieferris

8. Keith Haring “Lovers” 1980 @keithharingfoundation

9. Terence Koh “Felt” 2003

10. Rafa Esparza “Untitled” 2024 @elrafaesparza selected by Erin Christovale

11. Johnathan Horowitz “Rainbow American Flag for Jasper and Elaine” 2014 @jonathanhorowitz.us