The Short Story of Queer Art

The Short Story of Queer Art provides a rich view of art history, showcasing the barriers broken, breakthroughs made, and vital contributions of queer artists to key movements.
Exploring over 40 works, such as Frida Kahlo’s Self-portrait with Cropped Hair and Tamara de Lempicka’s Autoportrait, it connects periods, themes, and styles across history. Accessible and richly illustrated, the book spans Classical art to Pop and Street art, uncovering forgotten and rediscovered artists.
Part of the bestselling Short Story of... series, it explains influential concepts with clarity and vibrant design, making it essential for students, enthusiasts, and gallery-goers seeking a broader understanding of queer art’s impact.