The Bureau is open Wednesdays-Sundays, 1 to 7 PM.
We are located in room 210 of The LGBT Community Center,
208 West 13th Street, New York City.
Please check our events page for a schedule of our in-person & virtual events.
An experimental retrospective for WUSSY magazine is coming to the Bureau! The exhibition features cover images from WUSSY magazine since their inception in 2014. The show leans into larger themes of queer networking into the 2020’s. WUSSY ’s significant online presence demonstrates the importance of non-NYC and non-LA queer community building, resource sharing, and importantly catharsis in increasingly…
The Bureau is pleased to present I Cannot Begin to Tell You How Angry I’ve Been, a solo exhibition of work by Ryan Wilks. Exhibition dates: September 14 – November 19, 2023 Ryan Wilks is an artist working out of Kansas City. They delight in the dirty-schoolboy-like quality of drawing crude and beautifully executed illustrations of their deepest perversions.…
The Bureau is included in the article “Pride Month in New York Is Back. Here’s How to Celebrate.,” by Erik Piepenburg, featured in the print edition of The New York Times on Saturday, June 2, 2023, Section C, Page 14 of the New York edition with the headline: “Plenty of Events to Celebrate Strength and Solidarity.” Click here to read…
The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division is proud to present The Romance of Entanglement (in the era of the Observer’s Paradox), an exhibition of new work by eleven queer artists curated by participating artists Courtney Webster and Natalie Woodlock. The exhibition opens June 8 and runs through September 10. Click here to download the press release. Join us for…
Dazed : “Slava Mogutin’s ‘pansexual’ exploration of the queer body,” Sam Moore (April 12, 2023). Click here to read. Hypebae : “Slava Mogutin’s New Book Celebrates Queer Bodies and Pansexual Rebels,” Navi Ahluwalia (April 29, 2023). Click here to read. The Eye of Photography : “MenOnPaperArt (MOPA) : Slava Mogutin : Analog Human Studies.” Subscription…
An experimental retrospective for WUSSY magazine is coming to the Bureau! The exhibition features cover images from WUSSY magazine since their inception in 2014. The show leans into larger themes of queer networking into the 2020’s. WUSSY ’s significant online presence demonstrates the importance of non-NYC and non-LA queer community building, resource sharing, and importantly catharsis in increasingly…
The Bureau is pleased to present I Cannot Begin to Tell You How Angry I’ve Been, a solo exhibition of work by Ryan Wilks. Exhibition dates: September 14 – November 19, 2023 Ryan Wilks is an artist working out of Kansas City. They delight in the dirty-schoolboy-like quality of drawing crude and beautifully executed illustrations of their deepest perversions.…
Come check out our summer sale! Lots of great deals on books from every category.
The Bureau is included in the article “Pride Month in New York Is Back. Here’s How to Celebrate.,” by Erik Piepenburg, featured in the print edition of The New York Times on Saturday, June 2, 2023, Section C, Page 14 of the New York edition with the headline: “Plenty of Events to Celebrate Strength and Solidarity.” Click here to read…
The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division is proud to present The Romance of Entanglement (in the era of the Observer’s Paradox), an exhibition of new work by eleven queer artists curated by participating artists Courtney Webster and Natalie Woodlock. The exhibition opens June 8 and runs through September 10. Click here to download the press release. Join us for…
Dazed : “Slava Mogutin’s ‘pansexual’ exploration of the queer body,” Sam Moore (April 12, 2023). Click here to read. Hypebae : “Slava Mogutin’s New Book Celebrates Queer Bodies and Pansexual Rebels,” Navi Ahluwalia (April 29, 2023). Click here to read. The Eye of Photography : “MenOnPaperArt (MOPA) : Slava Mogutin : Analog Human Studies.” Subscription…