For Brian, fashion transcends the seams and stitches—it is freedom personified. Freedom to tell stories, rewrite norms, and redefine identity on their own terms. This journey began at the age of 13, when their hands first guided fabric and thread into something entirely new. In that instant, fashion became more than craft; it became language, art, and a tool for transformation.

Amelia Jane Hunter is not just a comedian; she’s an entire experience—a raucous, riotous, rib-tickling ride through life’s most scandalous, strange, and spectacular corners. Originally from Australia, where the fauna is venomous and the humor dry, Amelia now splits her time between Berlin, the land of smoldering stares and immaculate cheekbones, and Barcelona, a city as sizzling and saucy as she is. Think of her as a comedy tornado: she’s bold, brazen, and absolutely unstoppable, leaving laughter and a touch of confusion in her wake.

What do we look for when we observe a work of art? What resonates with us as the audience? How does our own individuality shape our perception of films and how do we analyze them in a broader context? Well, what you see in a film often depends on the angle you choose to look at it from. A queer reading of a movie is one way of approaching that issue. Many people would get shocked or offended by the simple notion that a film might have, as little as, homosexual subtext in it, let alone openly queer characters.

FLÓBÉR is an activist performance that addresses the symbiotic relation between family and nation states in the proliferation of dictatorial and colonial practices.

"Divine Defiance", a provocative art project that juxtaposes the acceptance of traditional religious symbols with the vilification of queer expression. Drawing inspiration from Rome's infamous "hot priest calendar", which annually features real priests in an appeal to aesthetics and profit, "Divine Defiance" seeks to spotlight the irony and hypocrisy in societal norms and religious acceptance.

We’ve taken ICONIQA, the art book that’s been turning heads and breaking boundaries, and elevated it to new heights with a hard cover edition! While the original version captured the essence of global queer excellence, this updated edition brings even more magic to the table, with enhanced materials and brand-new content that makes it a true collector’s dream.

While tapping into these larger conversations, the book, the title of which translates to medicine, is also an intensely personal, deeply researched exploration of River’s lifelong reckoning with how the world has attempted to silence the Indigenous medicine of their ancestors through a journey led by sacred beings from Inca spirituality.