Discover the groundbreaking work of Alice Neel in the revolutionary art book *At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World*. This vibrant catalogue unearths the artist's profound engagement with queer representation through rich, dynamic portrayals of diverse individuals from various walks of life. Curated by Hilton Als and published by David Zwirner Books, this comprehensive collection highlights Neel's passion for the human condition and showcases her connections to pivotal figures within LGBTQ+ communities. Featuring rarely seen paintings of literary icons like Frank O'Hara and Adrienne Rich, this essential art book serves as a lens into the intersection of identity, community, and the spirit of activism during Neel's time. The catalogue also benefits from newly commissioned essays by noted contributors such as Alex Fialho and Wayne Koestenbaum, deepening the conversation around Neel’s work and her role as an ally to underrepresented communities. Beyond showcasing individual portraits, this book thoughtfully reflects on the broader implications of queer identities and activism, making it an invaluable addition to any art lover's shelf. Perfect for those interested in queer history, contemporary art, and inclusivity, *At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World* invites readers to dive into the rich tapestry of artistic expression that defines Neel’s groundbreaking oeuvre and the collective memory of the queer experience.