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Lesbians : celebrating the past, and partying for the future
The world’s only independent lesbian museum, The Charlotte Museum has just opened in Auckland, New Zealand. Its on Karangahape Road which is commonly known as K’ Road and has a long, queer history. In the 1970s, it was home to one of the country’s first lesbian nightclubs, as well as several gay clubs in the ’80s…
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Queerguru;s Ris Fatah reviews Paul and Trisha – The Art of Fluidity two British artists who share the same non-binary, gender-fluid body.
Paul and Trisha – The Art of Fluidity is an intimate portrait of two British artists, Paul Whitehead and Trisha Van Cleef, both of whom share the same non-binary, gender-fluid body. The youthful seventy-seven-year-old Whitehead has had a successful and varied career as an artist, graphic designer, writer and musician. They have worked as…
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Museum Bums: A Cheeky Look at Butts in Art …’Its All About The Base!”
It appears that we don’t all the have same reasons for visiting galleries and museums. For Mark Small and Jack Shoulder is all about checking butts. Not those of other visitors (!) but all the ones on statutes or in a work of art. So much so they have a Twitter account…
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Queerguru’s Andrew Hebden reviews DEEPER AND DEEPER that explores the lives of five gay housemates in 90s London
Deeper and Deeper ☆☆☆ Union Theatre Most big city dwellers are faced with the horrors of having housemates at some point. The enforced intimacy, the uncomfortable accommodation of irritating quirks, and the petty squabbles. Deeper and Deeper, written and directed by Tim McArthur, explores the lives of five gay housemates, and doesn’t shirk the…
