ExhIbitions
The Faulkner Morgan Archive’s exhibitions bring Kentucky's LGBTQ history to life through powerful storytelling, rare artifacts, and engaging visuals. Our thoughtfully curated exhibits showcase a diverse range of experiences, voices, and moments that have shaped the LGBTQ community across the Commonwealth. By featuring materials from our extensive collection—spanning over 200 years of history—our exhibitions highlight the resilience, creativity, and activism that define Kentucky's LGBTQ legacy.
Whether hosted in partnership with museums, galleries, coffee shops, bars, or as online experiences, our exhibitions are designed to foster understanding, connection, and pride. From the personal stories of everyday individuals to the grand moments of activism and celebration, these exhibitions aim to honor the past, while inspiring the future of Kentucky's LGBTQ community.
Visit our Exhibitions page to explore current and past showcases, see upcoming events, and discover the untold stories that continue to shape the LGBTQ experience in Kentucky.
Our Exhibitions
Queer, Here, & Everywhere
Coming 2025, Queer, Here, & Everywhere: The Roots of Kentucky’s LGBTQ History will be the first comprehensive traveling exhibition of Kentucky’s LGBTQ history.
Queer Gear
From buttons and t-shirts to leather and lace, clothing acts as a way for the LGBTQ+ community to express themselves and their queerness.
Pagan Babies
The conceptual lovechild of photographer John Denny Ashley and artist Robert Morgan, Pagan Babies has at long last emerged as a vibrant witness to sexual revolution and gay liberation.
Here, Black, Femme & Queer
This exhibition of images shines a light on the lives and legacies of Black, femme, & queer people from right here in Kentucky.
Interested in Exploring MORE OF Our Collections?
Dive into Kentucky's rich LGBTQ history with access to over 15,000 items and 250 hours of oral history. Whether you're a researcher, artist, activist, or simply curious, our archives are open to all.