This exhibition is a Queer gospel of worship—worship of sexuality, gender, transgression, and intimacy. We are interested in devotion as a practice: the rituals of becoming, the ethics of touch, the altars we build in bedrooms and dance floors and daily care. Here, the sacred is not granted by institutions. It is made—through attention, pleasure, transformation, and community. We invite work that treats desire as knowledge and the body as a living archive—work that doesn’t just depict intimacy, but behaves like a ritual.