Fridae

Two current UK exhibitions offer a way into Gupta’s photography, with Staging Resistance in London closing on 17 October.

"Spectrosynthesis" launches at Taipei’s Museum of Contemporary Arts months after top court’s ruling on same-sex marriage.

The controversial photographer and poet reportedly committed suicide in Berlin.

Heezy Yang performs ‘Unjustifiable (Because I'm Gay)’ on the streets of Seoul to bring awareness of LGBT youth.

Our Hong Kong correspondent Nigel Collett shares his thoughts on the recently published First Queer Voices from Thailand: Uncle Go’s Advice Columns for Gays, Lesbians and Kathoeys

A revealing documentary provides insight into the world of gay erotic manga in Tokyo and those that work to create and publish it

While the fashion industry is brainwashing gunk like "jeggings" into the masses; or Vogue is trying to make the oh-so novel concept of 'denim-on-denim' trendy

Alfian Sa'at's latest (and last) gay play is a textured, thoughtful and thought-provoking piece that will reach out to the gay community and beyond.

It's an award-winning play by a Singaporean gay man, studied in classrooms in America. It was banned in Singapore in 1995, following a success in the New York Shakespeare Festival, directed by Ong Keng Sen. Now it's been eleven years late in coming, but hallelujah - A Language of Their Own is finally here, and it's fabulous.

Winner of the GLAAD Media Award for Best Play, Chay Yew's A Language of Their Own will be staged in Singapore for the first time starring Koey Foo, Phin Wong, Mark Waite and Peter Sau.