BUTT 38

BUTT Magazine Issue 38, spring 2026, with Italian chart-topper Mahmood on the cover. DJ Ashland Mines, better known as Bobby Beethoven, tells his story, internet star Star Amerasu talks queer futures with Brontez Purnell, and photographer Raphaël Chatelain goes behind the scenes with France’s biggest content creators in Paris and Lyon. The issue travels to Bangkok and Hanoi and to Amsterdam’s Spijkerbar, with paintings, drawings and a back section of poetry sent in by readers. Published with the support of Bottega Veneta.

Inside this issue
Mahmood · Ashland Mines aka Bobby Beethoven · Star Amerasu with Brontez Purnell · “Only France” by Raphaël Chatelain · performer Nalin Satearrujikanon · Dr. Thomas Satterwhite · “Afterglow”, Bangkok, by Harit Srikhao · Nhật-Vũ Đặng in Hanoi · Spijkerbar, Amsterdam, with Gert Jonkers · paintings by Ding Wenjie · art by Gustavo García-Villa · “Sex Al Fresco”, poetry from readers.

Details
Spring 2026 · softcover · 240 × 170 mm · page count: 152 · published by BUTT.

About BUTT
Founded in Amsterdam in early 2001, BUTT magazine is filled with interviews and photographs of and by shameless queers from the world over. Printed on pink paper in a handy pocket-size, BUTT has published nearly forty issues, providing a place for gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transsexuals, intersexuals and other queer friends to speak straightforwardly about their ideas, work and sex lives. BUTT is the subject of two anthologies with Taschen (‘BUTT BOOK’, 2006, and ‘FOREVER BUTT’, 2014), a documentary (‘After BUTT’, by Ian Giles, 2018) and has produced three calendars, a string of illustrious parties and countless stories from a whole generation of fellow homo sapiens. After a break from print between 2012 and 2021, BUTT returned in 2022 and now publishes two issues a year.

All issues of BUTT Magazine: antennebooks.com/collections/butt-magazine