Throughout gay and queer history, cruising has served as both refuge and rebellion—a site where marginalized identities find expression through their bodies, recognition, and belonging. Despite its precarious visibility, cruising has carried through generations, shaped by shifting social, political, and technological landscapes. Our exhibition Cruising positions this practice not merely as a sexual or social encounter but as a rich cultural and political tradition. Through painting, photography, video, text, sound, performance, and immersive environments, the exhibition charts how cruising has navigated public space, adapted through digital realms, and resisted dominant narratives.

Intergenerational Bridges and Labyrinthine Journeys
At its heart, Cruising Through Time reflects on how connection, desire, and community are transmitted and transformed across generations. This show pays homage to practices often obscured or erased, reclaiming them as sites of learning, pleasure, and power.