QUEER CONTEMPORARY ART

A Madrid based gallery dedicated to queer art and photography.

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Doi, 2025
Stefan Mogolyanov

A quiet study of intimacy, desire, and public tenderness, photographed against the monumental backdrop of a historic mural.

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Dylan à l'Eden, Levant, 2024

Mathias Chaillot

Two shirtless men lying close together on a bed, facing each other with their eyes closed, in an intimate moment.

It wasn’t us who were Eve, 2025.

Stefan Mogolyanov

William III

Reid Calvert

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#CÓSMICACURATES

An ongoing series highlighting artists and practices that inspire us, exploring desire, masculinity, intimacy, and the body.

“Summer of '38,” 2026. By Stefan Mogolyanov. Photographed with a Rolleicord II, a medium-format camera manufactured in Germany between 1936 and 1950. © Stefan Mogolyanov; “Summer of '38” 2026. Museum-quality archival pi
NOW AVAILABLE—“William I,” “William II,” and “William III,” 2024 by Reid Calvert. Cósmica Galería is pleased to welcome photographer Reid Calvert to the gallery. Reid on the series: “The
NOW AVAILABLE—“To nie my byliśmy Ewą (It wasn’t us who were Eve),” 2025 by Stefan Mogolyanov. Stefan Mogolyanov’s photography explores intimacy, vulnerability, and the quiet beauty of the male form with striking tendern
Five contemporary photographers whose work navigates desire, masculinity, intimacy, and the many ways the body can become a subject of fantasy. The cover features a photograph by @gabrielvorbon This is the second edition of #CÓSMICACURATES,
Life in the Mediterranean: Through the Lens of Konrad Helbig (1917-1986). From the streets of Sicily to the landscapes of Greece, Konrad Helbig spent decades photographing the Mediterranean and the people who inhabited it. His images capture a world
Fort de France, Martinique, 1957. Photo by Herbert List.
Andy Warhol and his assistant Gerard Malanga, photographed by Shunk-Kender at the Hôtel Royale Bison in Paris, 1965.
Surrounded by nudes, 2014. Cotton string on vintage postcard. By @kensukekoike