The LGBTQ+ community soldiers on, especially in the visual arts, where expression of LGBTQ+ themes are more vital than ever.

The artist is currently the subject of "Always to Return," an exhibition co-organized by the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and the Archives of American Art.

Many claimed that a candy piece in the show was stripped of references to AIDS.

"For every example of a weak market, there's an example to prove the opposite."

A hack that took the house's website offline seemed to have little bearing on the end result.

One post on X/Twitter compared the image to a work paying homage to the artist's boyfriend.

His elegant work evinces losses, disappearances, and absences.

His art is current the subject of a survey at MACBA in Barcelona.

The project was seemingly aimed at producing little more than FOMO.

The exhibition, which is organized by Andrea Rosen Gallery and David Zwirner, is timed to launch of a new website for the late artist's foundation.