Welcome to the Art Week CDMX 2024 edition of The Bureau of Queer Art, a pivotal moment as we unveil our third volume and season. This year’s edition is particularly special as it brings together an eclectic mix of artists from all three volumes and seasons of our magazine and podcast, showcasing the evolution and diversity of queer and queer-allied contemporary art.  As curator, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude for the journey we have embarked upon. We have traversed a path that has been illuminated by the creativity, courage, and unapologetic expression of the artists we’ve featured. In this edition, we celebrate the new and honor the past, weaving together a tapestry of narratives that span the entire spectrum of our publication’s history. This year's collaboration extends beyond the walls of Art Gallery Studios, embracing the vibrant artistic community of Colonia Juarez. In partnership with Farmacia Internacional and our participation in the sixth edition of Clavo Movimiento, we are casting a wider net, creating a rich and interconnected queer art experience throughout this culturally rich neighborhood. This expansion is not just a physical one; it symbolizes the growing influence and reach of queer art in our society. This edition is a vibrant exploration into the realms of art that challenge, inspire, and redefine. From Costa Gorel’s resonant narratives of resistance to Jessica Ledwich’s transformative artistry in Mexico City, each piece is a reflection of the artist’s unique journey. Miguel Casco’s ‘Send Nudes’ challenges our notions of intimacy and vulnerability, while Paul Gravett’s ‘Color Studies’ meld traditional photography with contemporary art, creating a mesmerizing visual narrative. We are excited to showcase the diverse range of talents that have graced our magazine and podcast over the years. Artists like Nancy Oliveri, with her pioneering work in AI and photography, and Leah Cupino, with her insightful explorations of geography and memory, are just a few examples of the myriad voices that have enriched our publication. To our loyal fans and new readers alike, we offer a unique opportunity: the chance to immerse yourselves in the rich history of The Bureau of Queer Art. We invite you to visit ArtGalleryStudios.com where you can download all three editions of our magazine for free. This is a chance to revisit the journeys of artists from our past volumes and to discover new inspirations in the current edition. Moreover, our podcast, now in its third season, offers an intimate glimpse into the studios and minds of contemporary queer and allied artists. It’s an auditory journey through the creative landscapes of these incredible talents, providing deeper insights into their processes, inspirations, and the stories behind their art. As we celebrate Art Week CDMX 2024, we are not just showcasing art; we are fostering a community, building connections, and creating a space where queer art is not just displayed but lived and experienced. We are weaving a narrative that goes beyond the canvas, beyond the photograph, and into the very heart of what it means to be a queer or queer-allied artist in today’s world. Join us in this celebration of artistry, identity, and community. Let us explore together the narratives that have shaped our past, define our present, and will illuminate our fexceptionuture. Welcome to a journey of discovery, inspiration, and unbridled creativity. Welcome to The Bureau of Queer Art, Art Week CDMX 2024 edition.