Written by Gemma Rolls-Bentley, Queer Art: From Canvas to Club, and the Spaces Between explores the diverse ways queer artists have challenged conventions, reshaped visual culture, and created new spaces for identity, expression, and community. Spanning different mediums, generations, and cultural contexts, the book brings together artists whose practices reflect the evolving relationship between queer experience and contemporary art.
Skuja Braden are featured in the publication, represented through their distinctive porcelain works that combine sculpture, painting, decorative traditions, humour, and queer and feminist perspectives. Their collaborative practice challenges conventional ideas of authorship and identity, while using the traditionally refined medium of porcelain to explore sexuality, gender, power, and personal experience.
The inclusion of Skuja Braden places their work within a broader international context of queer artistic practice, highlighting their distinctive contribution to contemporary art and their ongoing exploration of identity, sexuality, and the boundaries between art and everyday life.