June 28, 2026
Showcasing Queer Struggles in the Paritätischer’s New Magazine
The idea of parity, the guiding principle behind the Paritätische Wohlfahrtsverband, has long embraced queer communities and their life choices.
June 28, 2026
Edith Schröder Opens a Food Truck in Berlin’s Mitte
Neukölln must be strong: Edith Schröder, for decades a fixture in the neighborhood as a state-supported precarity icon, takes on
June 28, 2026
How-To Guides for Queer Self-Celebration
Who hasn’t seen this photo of the brazenly handsome naked young man, slightly arched backward, pressing a bottle against his
June 26, 2026
Was Conchita Wurst a Queer Saint in the Middle Ages?
At first glance, the wooden figure wearing a crown, a flowing beard, and a cross could be mistaken for a
June 25, 2026
Glamorous Celebration of Queerness
The Theater of the World festival in Chemnitz runs through July 5, presenting a total of 33 works from every
June 23, 2026
Trans as a Theme of High Culture: “As One” in Dresden
“For me, the center of the evening is a person who arrives at an inner contentment with themselves. (…)” “But
June 21, 2026
These Photos Debunk the Myths About At-Risk Trans Teens
Queer visibility in art is cruising at full speed right now—that’s my impression. Hardly has one exhibition been visited and
June 21, 2026
Feminism, Lust, and Freedom
Gabriele Stötzer — many readers may be wondering now: who is she? She was and remains many things — above
June 20, 2026
Turning Away from Queer Utopia: Shifts in Queer Art at the 61st Venice Biennale
Hidden from the media buzz surrounding this year’s Venice Biennale, a bronze statue of Diana rises atop the roof of
June 18, 2026
Hella von Sinnen launches a podcast — but she won’t listen to it herself.
Comedian Hella von Sinnen now has her own podcast — even though she long ignored the medium as a listener.