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An indie magazine for gay artists and the gay art community
An indie magazine for gay artists and the gay art community
Quarteros Review is a quarterly printed and digital publication that showcases contemporary gay art and artists from around the globe.
Every issue highlights the work of multiple artists in a question-and-answer format, allowing each to speak to their lives, their work, and their creative processes in their own words.
Regular issues also feature four editorial sections:
QUEERSTORY: A look into personalities of gay art past
COLLECTOR CORNER: Information relevant to the art of collecting gay art
ON DISPLAY: A featured gay art exhibition, including a roundup of queer art shows happening around the world
KNOWLEDGE BASE: Topics specific to artists and art practices
INSIDE ISSUE 6:
INSIDE ISSUE 6:
OBJECTS OF OUR DESIRES
OBJECTS OF OUR DESIRES
Master ceramics artist Larry Buller combines a passion for collecting beautiful things and a philosophical curiosity about the layers of meaning we give our stuff.
RESIN THE BAR
RESIN THE BAR
Animation led Cody Shipman to art, but a love of linework, some experiments with new media, and his “Drink & Draw” community have let him thrive.
DRAWN TO THE DRAMATIC
DRAWN TO THE DRAMATIC
Scottish artist David Farquhar’s fine art skills with the pencil has led to a prolific portfolio of masculinity the Old Masters would be proud of.
A CRINKLE IN TIME
A CRINKLE IN TIME
Artist and Guild Director Zackary Petot is reexamining our gay past and queer present — while reshaping his own layered processes.
SECTIONS:
SECTIONS:
ON DISPLAY:
Celebrating Liberation's Roots
ON DISPLAY:
Celebrating Liberation's Roots
California African American Museum exhibition tells the stories of queer Black people often excluded from historical LGBTQ-rights narratives.
QUEERSTORY:
An Artist for the 'Everyday Guy'
QUEERSTORY:
An Artist for the 'Everyday Guy'
Michael Kirwan, a major figure in 20th century gay art, tried to represent ‘regular’ guys in his work.
COLLECTOR CORNER:
Go Beyond the Social Game
COLLECTOR CORNER:
Go Beyond the Social Game
The Almanac of Queer Visual Artists, a new LGBTQ+ artist registry, sets out to connect queer creators and collectors.
KNOWLEDGE BASE:
Museum Mindset
KNOWLEDGE BASE:
Museum Mindset
Whether you’re an artist or a collector, don’t overlook details in presentation. Be sure to use materials that won’t damage your art in the longterm.
PAST ISSUES:
PAST ISSUES:
VOLUME I
VOLUME I
VOLUME II
VOLUME II
No. 7
No. 7
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No. 8
No. 8
STAY TUNED!
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