Pique

Pique Opening Event: Thursday April 2nd. 7:13pm. At Pique gallery, Covington Ky. Fortuitous 12 # New Artworks by: Antonio Adams. Fortuitous 12 # is about to have good luck in 12 weekends of the month for your normal lifetime of the journey after avoided from this chaotic world.

NKY Q***r History: Covington & Newport. March 18th 7pm at .gallery Presentation. Q***r history in Northern Kentucky long predates modern fairness ordinances and national milestones like Stonewall. This program explores LGBTQ life in Covington and Newport before formal protections existed, tracing how q***r people built community, visibility, and survival in the region despite criminalization and social erasure. The presentation is led by Jake Hogue and serves as a celebration of the release of his forthcoming book, Cincinnati Before Stonewall: The Untold Q***r History of the Queen City, released March 5. By grounding 25 Faces of Fairness in deeper historical context, the event situates contemporary advocacy within a much longer lineage of q***r presence, resistance, and resilience in Northern Kentucky.

Activism Panel: Tuesday March 10th at 7pm. This panel discussion brings together several of the individuals portrayed in 25 Faces of Fairness to reflect on their experiences organizing, advocating, and pushing for change across Kentucky. Moderated by Jake Hogue, author of Cincinnati Before Stonewall: The Untold Q***r History of the Queen City, the conversation centers on lived experiences rather than abstraction. Panelists will discuss the realities of activism in a state where protections have been uneven, hard-fought, and remain incomplete.

Pique Bad Movie Club Event: 1. We will watch Troll 2. Then all willing, will act and film a bad movie.

Remembering Semantics opening event Thursday Nov 20th 7:13pm at Pique. Remembering semantics celebrates the legacy of semantics gallery, the beloved artist-run space that energized Cincinnati’s art scene for over 20 years before closing in 2015. It was the longest-running alternative art co-op in the city, with a history dating back to 1992. The exhibition brings together artists and archives that reflect semantics’ experimental spirit, DIY ethos, and commitment to community