LGBTQ+ Art History

Jean Cocteau and Andy Warhol are featured among the pioneers of this artistic journey that retraces the evolution of queer identities in New York. Since the mid-20th century, paintings, photographs, and installations have served as shields and cries of joy against oppression. This exceptional gathering unveils intimate archives and rarely seen works for public display, showing how personal expression has evolved into a universal language of freedom. From provocation to celebration, each piece tells a crucial step towards visibility and affirmation. It is a powerful testament to the role of creativity as a motor of social transformation and act of resistance. This major cultural event is accessible from March 16th to October 31st, 2026.