Bill Rangel: Portals, Pains, and Interviews
A 15-year retrospective of work by the acclaimed Southern California artist.

Passing the Torch: A Senior-Youth Photo Project
The first of 18 annual exhibits of photography produced by LGBT seniors and youth from the Center’s transitional living program, following 6-8 weeks of classes and location shooting.

Miguel Angel Reyes: After Midnight
Solo exhibit by the widely exhibited Latinx artist and educator.

Michael Childers and Alex Aleixo: Glamourous: The Power of Being Envied
A two-person show featuring portraits by Michael Childers, the renowned film, dance and theatre photographer; and erotically-charged digital collages by the Brazil-born LA artist Alex Aleixo.

Alex Gibson and Paul Trantow: OUT in the Cold
Two-person exhibit: Photographs of the difficult lives of LGBT street youth

I Want Muscle: The Brawny Male in American Art of the 1930s
Art Lecture by Jonathan Weinberg: One of a series of art history lectures presented by the Advocate & Gochis Galleries’ curator, Marc Arranaga.

En Mi Barrio: Paintings by Sergio Vasquez
Portraits painted by award-winning Mexican American artist

Bubbles Goes Gay! The Art of Bubbles the Artist (represented by Allee Willis)
Fanciful portraits and ceramics by the never-seen-in-public Bubbles the Artist (alter-ego of Grammy Award-winning songwriter Allee Willis)

Women Photographers
Group exhibit: Kenna Love, Melanie Jones, Valerie Friedman, Angela Mariz Ortiz S, Emma Friedland, Nancy Walters. Curated by The Dream Gallery.

Dreams of Passion: The Art of Ariel Vargassal
Lush, symbolic paintings by a rising L.A. artist.

You Don’t Know Me Like That: Images of Race and Sexuality from the Robert E. Holmes Collection
A stunning selection of masterworks from the collection of Robert E. Holmes, one of the foremost collectors of African, African American, and Latinx art.

Aqui No Hay Virgenes: Queer Latina Visibility
A collaboration with Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibits (LACE). Group show featuring the work of Alice Bag, Nao Bustamante (with Matt Johnstone), Diane Gamboa, Alma Lopez, Delilah Montoya & Shizu Saldamando

Anima Rising: A Group Exhibition
Exploring the androgynous self.  Wolfgang Bauer, Eleni Diamantopoulos, Leta Evaskus, Andrew Printer, Julia Schwartz

Queercraft
A group exhibition in collaboration with the Queer Caucus for Art (an affiliated society of the College Art Association)
Artists:  Marc Adelman, Liz Collins & Knitting Nation, Steve Frost, Jinson Joseph, M.E. Lee, Margaret Matsuyama, Kat O’Brien, Anne Potter, Emmet Ramstadt, Kate Repka, Tracy Steepy, Genevieve Waller

Velvet Gaze
Group exhibit of lesbian photographers.  Artists:  Lola Flash, Katie Koti, Cora Lambert, Molly Landreth

The Agony & the Ecstasy
Paintings, Silk Screens, Sculptures & Drawings by Mark Oberlin
Presenting an array of subjects: homoerotic desire, altered states of consciousness that journey between heaven and hell, surreal landscapes that offer a refuge from oppression.

Consciousness: Ancestral! Abstract! Audacious!
A collaboration with The Black LGBT Project, C. Jerome Woods, founder
Artists: David Payne, Duane Paul, Katrice Jackson, Ronald Jackson, Janet Nicholson, Greg McNeal, Shaunté Johnson, Byrd Bettis

Apocalypse: Keith Haring
First showing of the complete Apocalypse series by the late Keith Haring, donated to the Center by Tyler Cassity.

FAIR: Art of Action
Shepard Fairey’s “Love Unites” posters, personalized by luminaries in politics, music, acting.
Exhibits of CountMeOut social media campaign.

40 Years of Family: A Historical Retrospective of the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center
Celebrating our 40^th year of service. Exhibit includes Center timeline and historical materials, as well as a separate space for the Center’s 30 years of serving people living with HIV/AIDS.

S.H.E.: Art of S.A. Bachman, Mary Grace McKernan, Joan Scheibel
Celebrating International Women’s Day

Art of Andrew Overtoom
Photography by cinematographer known for his work on SpongeBob Squarepants.

Electric Summer: Art of Nona Hendryx and Gina Raphaela
Prints, paintings, and photos.

Appeal: Beauty, Race, Intimacy - Art of Mira Gandy

Chaired: The Personal Seating Choices of CCH Pounder
Long-time collector CCH Pounder’s interests include chairs, stool, benches, and others to reflect the artistic results of African functionality.

We Can Be Heroes: Trans Pride Exhibit
The first of three annual exhibits celebrating elders of the movement for Trans liberation. Subjects were chosen and painted by Trans artists from the Center’s homeless youth program.

Daniel Ribera: #FashionArt
Local artist Daniel Ribera explores the world of fashion through a queer lens.

My Life in Code: The Art of Danielle Paris
Geometric paintings inspired by life experiences, politics, religion, and pop culture, each incorporating circles and rectangles that spell various words in Morse code.

Antipatriarchal Masculinities: Art of Sugiyama
Photography meditating on various embodiments of masculine identification and a refutation of the gender binary.

Let Me Come Home
Group exhibit curated by Alan Barrows, focusing on issues of home and homelessness.

Liberación: From Volcanoes to Hope
A group exhibit inspired by stories told by the artists’ parents and grandparents about leaving their homes in El Salvador in search of a better future. Curated by Salvies Who Lunch for CineArte 2019.

DARKNESS/LIGHT
A group exhibit featuring the work of Ajamu, Jo Ann Block, Dannywolfchild, Mark Dektor, Marian Jones, Leon Mostovoy, and Chris J. Russo.

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT
A solo exhibit featuring the photography of Anthony Patrick Manieri. This project takes on the subject of body shame among men of all races, shapes, and abilities by portraying nude men in elegant and exciting dance poses. “If we exist, we’re beautiful.”