Welcome to a special bonus episode of The Bureau of Queer Art podcast! If you’re an artist looking for a space where your voice, vision, and practice are valued—this is your call. Applications are now open for upcoming exhibitions, residencies, and our newest community project, INMORTAL—an art fair dedicated to honoring life's impermanence and the art's resilience. We’re bringing this event right to the heart of Colonia Juarez, just steps from the Día de los Muertos festival, from October 31st to November 2nd, 2025.

At The Bureau of Queer Art, we curate opportunities that challenge, inspire, and push the conversation forward. Whether you’re a sculptor, painter, performance artist, or work in experimental media, we want you in this space—connecting, creating, and shaping what’s next.

Speaking of pushing material to its limits, we’re thrilled to introduce Stephen Brucker, a phenomenal glass artist whose flameworked borosilicate sculptures explore the fragility, transparency, and balance of existence. With a background in both sculpture and art history, Stephen’s work brings the ephemeral nature of life into focus through the delicate resilience of glass. His practice embodies the themes of home, inclusion, and equity—values that are central to our mission at The Bureau of Queer Art.

If you’re ready to take part in something transformative, applications for our upcoming exhibitions and residencies are open now. Join us in building spaces that reflect the depth of our shared experiences—whether it’s through fire, pigment, fiber, or sound.

Find out more and apply at bureauqueerart.com. Let’s make art that lives beyond us.