Short Thoughts About The State Of Asexual And Aromantic Representation in Pop Culture
After many adventures, the story finally ends. The princess marries the prince, and they live...
Read More
Category: Art & Culture
Seventy Years of The Family of Man: A Legacy in Question
« The Family of Man », Clervaux Castle © CNA/Romain Girtgen, 2013 The Family of Man is an...
Read More
An Artist’s Reckoning with Silence, Memory and Survival
The opening of Sam Hrawy’s exhibition Motions of Silence, held on Friday, May 23, at the Rainbow...
Read More
Séan’s Magical, Queer Worldmaking
© Claire Barthelemy Rafi has special powers. She unleashes magical adventures with a wishing wand...
Read More
Songs for Gay Dogs: Cosima von Bonin’s Absurdist Carnival of Identity
Vue de l’exposition Cosima von Bonin : Songs for Gay Dogs, 11.10.2024 — 02.03.2025, Mudam...
Read More
Lesbian Vampires
With autumn and the designated “spooky season” approaching, we all should take a moment to...
Read More
Intimate Echoes: Michael Cunningham’s ‘Day’ as an Exploration of Change and Identity
I’ve always cherished queer literature for its profound impact on my life. However, as I’ve grown...
Read More
Bears, our hairy friends
No, I’m not talking about an animal wildlife documentary, but about the Bear community. Let...
Read More
“I am going to be loud, so you can be comfortable”
Conchita Wurst is a queer icon. The Austrian drag artist sang her way into our hearts in 2014 when...
Read More
Targeted by National Socialism: The persecution of homosexuals in Luxembourg (1940 to 1944)
Since March 13, 2024, the new temporary exhibition on the “Forgotten Victims of the Nazi Regime in...
Read More
Bidentity Seeking in Luxembourg
“[Bisexuality is] the potential to be attracted to, romantically and/or sexually, to people of...
Read More