Homosexual art production has been and continues to be a multifaceted canon: it includes camouflage and camp, countercultural and mainstream-compatible designs, as well as strategies of liberating laughter and comfortable amusement. What role did and does art play in the political homosexual movements of the 20th and 21st centuries? How has it inspired, supported, or reflected these movements? What understanding of art and culture did and do the protagonists have? This anthology explores these questions and the changing significance of art, literature, theater, dance, and music for trans and homosexual women and men in the 20th and 21st centuries. It features contributions from Muriel Aichberger, Jens Dobler, Corinna Gekeler, Elmar Kraushaar, Dirck Linck, Markus Pfalzgraf, Annette Runte, Judith Schönenberger, Charlotte Silbermann, Karl-Heinz Steinle, Wolfgang Theis, and Pau.