• KKWEER ARTS ‘Unapologetic Sexuality’ Closing Event

    KKWEER ARTS ‘Unapologetic Sexuality’ Closing Event

      Queerguru has been invited to this Party tonight (Friday 4th Nov) BUT as we cannot be there from the US, maybe you’d like to go instead? ‘Unapologetic’ Sexuality’ is curated by Sakib Khan for KKWEER ARTS  a new London-based art platform that will spotlight the work of LGBTQ+ visual artists across the globe.  …

  • HOMOTOPIA Festival : Queer Joy Is A Protest

    HOMOTOPIA Festival : Queer Joy Is A Protest

      Back in 2009 official research discovered that there were 94000 queer people living in, and around Liverpool, England. To put it in perspective that is about the same size as the LGBTQ community in San Francisco. Then later in 2017  when gay communities in major hubs did their own research  Liverpool was voted number 51…

  • Queer Photography II: Identity Displaced, a collaborative exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists

    Queer Photography II: Identity Displaced, a collaborative exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists

        Queer Photography II: Identity Displaced, is a collaborative exhibition of LGBTQIA+ artists for Photo Fringe’s 2022 festival “Real Utopias”  at the Leward Centre in Brighton UK. It’s a sequel to last year’s exhibition, Queer Photography: A non-definitive survey. This new exhibit explores and deconstructs the many facets of queer identity, highlighting how the…

  • Queerguru’s Richard Gilles reviews PEACEFUL starring  two giants of the French cinema

    Queerguru’s Richard Gilles reviews PEACEFUL starring two giants of the French cinema

        In Peaceful, writer/director Emmanuelle Bercot gives the lion’s share to two giants of the French cinema, Mademoiselle Deneuve and Benoît Magimel. A story within the story: in real life, Catherine Deneuve suffered from a stroke during a scene in a hospital and it took two years for the film to be finished. There…