Which denominations follow "queer theology"? According to this page, it briefly describes this:


  Queer theology begins with an assumption that gender non-conformity and homosexual desire have always been present in human history, and are present in the Bible. It is a way of unraveling structures and stories that have been oppressive. It is also a way of understanding the Bible as a source of stories about radical love.


It seems to me that this type of theology is strictly limited to academia; however, I may be wrong. Are there any denominations that follow "queer theology", and who are they? I know denominations that are open to LGBT Christians, but they do not seem to be focused on this style of interpretation of the Bible.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America went through a deliberation process on whether to change its restrictions against non-celibate homosexual pastors, culminating in a vote in 2009.  Some of the documents prepared by the ELCA to argue for this change sound very similar to what you have typed.  Here is one such document, "Journeying Faithfully Together". Here is their summary page on "Historical Resources" on the topic.  Individual congregations went further, some signing on to a Reconciled in Christ program, which raises similar themes.  

Another reference is the book, Sexual Fulfillment: For Single and Married, Straight and Gay, Young and Old, written by a former bishop, Herbert Chilstrom.  The Amazon.com summary includes Chilstrom's comment that for people of all orientations,


  ... sex is a gift from God, intended, in spite of our broken world, for our enjoyment and fulfillment.