Amelia Jane Hunter is not just a comedian; she’s an entire experience—a raucous, riotous, rib-tickling ride through life’s most scandalous, strange, and spectacular corners. Originally from Australia, where the fauna is venomous and the humor dry, Amelia now splits her time between Berlin, the land of smoldering stares and immaculate cheekbones, and Barcelona, a city as sizzling and saucy as she is. Think of her as a comedy tornado: she’s bold, brazen, and absolutely unstoppable, leaving laughter and a touch of confusion in her wake.

What do we look for when we observe a work of art? What resonates with us as the audience? How does our own individuality shape our perception of films and how do we analyze them in a broader context? Well, what you see in a film often depends on the angle you choose to look at it from. A queer reading of a movie is one way of approaching that issue. Many people would get shocked or offended by the simple notion that a film might have, as little as, homosexual subtext in it, let alone openly queer characters.

For years, queer culture has been an undercurrent—its influence undeniable but often uncredited in mainstream art. Now, the tide has turned. Queer voices are no longer whispering from the edges; they’re reshaping the entire conversation, bringing fresh perspectives that challenge conventions and celebrate difference. What was once marginalized is now celebrated openly, creating a creative explosion that reverberates across fashion, music, dance, and beyond.

Queer artists are redefining the art scene by using digital platforms to create, share, and market their work in dazzling new ways. These platforms are not just showcases of vibrant artistic expressions; they are virtual havens of inclusivity and creativity.

Queer spaces, dynamic and multifaceted, are far more than just urban locations. They are critical hubs of cultural and social exchange, shaping cityscapes around the globe. From bars to bookstores, community centers to public plazas, these areas serve as both sanctuaries for LGBTQIA+ individuals and engines of urban art and cultural progress. Their reach extends beyond their immediate communities, influencing wider urban development and enriching cultural conversations.

In the vibrant spectrum of human experiences, the story of an LGBTQIA+ individual's journey towards self-acceptance and expression is a narrative rich with metaphorical resonance. It's akin to the life cycle of a flower, each stage from seed to full bloom symbolising a significant phase in their path to self-realisation and advocacy. This editorial explores these stages, reflecting on the profound journey of blooming within the LGBTQIA+ community.

Sagittaria is set to SLAY! Diego Sousa chatted with Saggitaria about her ICONIQA debut what to expect and what she thinks of Gottmik.

ICONIQA: A Bold Celebration of Queer Creativity and Culture

ICONIQA is more than an event—it’s an electrifying experience where art, fashion, music, and community collide. Designed to celebrate and elevate queer culture, ICONIQA serves as a vibrant platform that showcases the boundless creativity of LGBTQ+ talent, both local and global.

From cutting-edge fashion shows featuring queer designers to awe-inspiring performances across drag, dance, vogue, aerial acts, boylesque, and beyond, ICONIQA redefines traditional event experiences with a flair for the extraordinary. Attendees can immerse themselves in a high-energy lewk contest judged by industry icons, a dance floor pulsing with beats from top DJs, and interactive spaces designed to connect, inspire, and celebrate community.

Every corner of ICONIQA is a visual spectacle, meticulously crafted to dazzle—from breathtaking set designs to Instagram-worthy photo ops. With exclusive meet-and-greets with internationally renowned headliners and the opportunity to engage with bold, authentic storytelling, ICONIQA is an unforgettable night of celebration, connection, and empowerment.

Join us for ICONIQA, where diversity is not just embraced—it’s celebrated in every moment, every performance, and every lewk. This is the future of queer culture, and you’re invited to be part of it.