César García-Alvarez Named Q+ Art Curator-at-Large at Palm Springs Art Museum
César García-Alvarez has been appointed Q+ Art Curator-at-Large at the Palm Springs Art Museum, the institution announced. In the role, García-Alvarez will oversee the next two-year curatorial rotation of Q+ Art, the museum's program devoted to raising the visibility of LGBTQ+ artists and art histories. Launched in 2023, Q+ Art operates through exhibitions, programs, collection building, community engagement, and education. The museum describes it as the only initiative of its kind dedicated to queer art and artists housed within a general art museum. The program draws on Palm Springs' standing as a center of LGBTQ+ culture in the United States and on the contributions of the region's queer community, bringing queer artists, histories, and perspectives into the museum's exhibitions, collection, programs, and broader activities. García-Alvarez's two-year rotation places him at the head of that effort.
Key facts
- César García-Alvarez has been appointed Q+ Art Curator-at-Large at the Palm Springs Art Museum.
- García-Alvarez will lead the next two-year curatorial rotation of Q+ Art.
- Q+ Art was founded in 2023.
- Q+ Art is dedicated to advancing recognition of LGBTQ+ artists and art histories.
- The initiative works through exhibitions, programs, collection building, community engagement, and education.
- The museum states Q+ Art is the only program of its kind dedicated to queer art and artists within a general art museum.
- The program is rooted in Palm Springs' significance as a center for LGBTQ+ culture in the United States.
- Q+ Art brings queer artists, histories, and perspectives into the museum's exhibitions, collection, programs, and broader activities.
Entities
Artists
- César García-Alvarez
Institutions
- Palm Springs Art Museum
- Q+ Art
Locations
- Palm Springs
- United States