CURRENTLY SHOWING:

QUEER FOR ALL

Thursday, June 11, 6-10pm
Pride Party: Thurs, June 25, 6-9pm

The Factory’s QUEER FOR ALL is a community group exhibition built around a simple idea: create as much space as possible for queer artists to show up exactly as they are. Opening during Pride Month, the exhibition brings together LGBTQIA+ artists of all ages, backgrounds, identities, and experience levels in one abundant and overflowing celebration of queer creativity.

With no theme, no jury, and no barrier to entry, QUEER FOR ALL makes room for a wide range of work to exist side by side. Some artists are exhibiting for the very first time, while others have been sharing their work for years. Some pieces speak directly to identity, Pride, and queerness, while others simply reflect the many worlds, interests, emotions, and ideas queer artists carry with them.

The result is an exhibition that is vibrant, personal, unpredictable, and deeply community based. Every piece here exists because someone decided to show up, take up space, and share a part of themselves with others.

Featuring artwork by: Alison Grimm, Allison Bachner, Alyza DelPan-Monley, Andee Rorabaugh, Arden Wren Sawyer, Arkady Barber, Art of Maybe, Avery Lanell, Cameron Mundy, Derek Smith, Eric Todd, Frances James Dinger, Glastellar, Grace Pratt, Harlen Munso, Heather Timm, Ink by Bailee, Jeana Moody, Jeffrey Larson, Jessica Marie Mercy, Joe Garber, Johnny Mason, Jordan Christianson, Jude Miqueli, Junodrome, K. Quintero, Keith Powell, Lars Maxwell, Laurel Villegas, Leah Fadness, Lee Wolter, Leo Othon, Libby Logerwell, Lindsay Powers, Maggie Yale, Mark Mueller, Mary Anne Carter, Mike Colasurdo, Morgan Peterson, Rachel Gnall, Ralph Houser, Ruben Lara, Stella Christoforou, Timothy Rysdyke, Trashly, Valeryia Bugatti, Willie and Wit Wright.

More than anything, QUEER FOR ALL is about visibility, participation, and the joy of being witnessed. It is an open invitation turned into a room full of voices, perspectives, experimentation, and creative freedom.