Including the vibrant portraiture of half-Indian and half-Italian photographer Alia Romagnoli, the near-spiritual compositions of filmmaker Jamie Luke Scholar, and tongue-in-cheek relationship observations from illustrator Ricardo Díaz Peris – Queer Frontiers is a carefully curated selection of work from emerging to more established artists across various mediums, such as paint, photography, sculpture, and screen printing.

This year, the annual Soho exhibition is going online, still raising money for charity while spotlighting international LGBTQ+ artists and allies, but in a more accessible way and fitting with the times.

Set up by intelligent art curation platform, ARTIQ, all proceeds from sales will go towards London charity Renaissance Foundation, which provides support to young people and young carers, many of whom have been hit hardest by COVID-19.

The exhibitions is live online now and is available on the site until 22 July. Works from more than 15 striking and innovative artists will be available, with prices ranging from £200 to the low thousands.

Find out more at queerfrontiers.co.uk