2020
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The Best of The UK’s Girl Singers of the 1960’s ( who somehow seem the epitome of camp now!
Britain was the world’s undisputed centre of pop in the 1960s. Though male groups dominated the UK charts, each of the four main record labels had a girl singer to satisfy those teenagers in need of a heroine fix. And give all those gay men a whole new slew of icons to worship. Together…
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A Worm in the Heart : Paul Rice’s debut film about the plight of LGBTQ in Russia today
One of our main driving forces in QUEERGURU reviewing so many new indie movies is the sheer hope that once in a blue moon, you come across a new fresh, and extraordinary voice. One that has such a passion and drive that makes all the hours/days/months in those screening rooms all worthwhile. Paul Rice…
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AJAMU: ARCHIVAL SENSORIA
London’s CUBITT GALLERY is currently presenting a solo exhibition of new and archival works that spotlight Black Queer legacies in Britain by photographer, artist-scholar, archive curator, and radical sex activist Ajamu X, curated by Languid Hands. Drawing on Ajamu’s personal archive, collected over the artist’s 30-year career, as well as previously unexhibited contact sheets,…
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Celebrating Drag Syndrome : an amazing Brit drag troupe
Today, Sunday, March 21st is #WorldDownSyndromeDay, and to mark the occasion Queerguru wants to share some videos from the rather wonderful Drag Syndrome Group. They are an amazing underground drag troop in the UK that features drag queens with Down’s Syndrome. These drag queens and kings were brought together in 2018 by choreographer Daniel…
