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The Sussex Lancers: Tailor-made Leather Lovers ; an Exhibit at Brighton Musuem UK
In 1967 Phil Green and Ken Burton, who were tailors and partners, known to their friends as Aunt Rose and Aunt Esmé opened a fashion story at 31 Bond Street in Brighton, UK called Filk’n Casuals (say that carefully). Some of their clothing was considered rather daring and attracted a certain type of gentleman it…
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“Reunion 79:21 – Revisiting Black Queer London Clubland” at the Great Pulteney Street (GPS) Gallery in Soho.
Just opening today ( and running until Jan 25th) “Reunion 79:21 – Revisiting Black Queer London Clubland” at the Great Pulteney Street (GPS) Gallery in Soho. This fashionably brief exhibition explores Black queer nightlife in the British capital between 1979 and 2021 through photography by veteran lensmen Dave Swindells and Jason Manning, film and memorabilia…
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BLITZ : the club that shaped the 1980s : Exhibit at London’s Design Museum
Since the late Sir Terence Conran established The Design Museum in London some 30 years ago, it’s been one of Queerguru’s very favorite Museums ever. Set up to promote awareness of design in education, industry, commerce and culture, it still continues to promote design in all its forms, striving to make the impact of design…
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Boys, Boys, Boys :London present ‘THE MIRROR’ the latest work of ‘SEBASTIAN PERINOTTI’
“I place the camera in their hands. They look at themselves, and something shifts. Between us, there is a current, brief, electric, elusive. I follow it, not for an answer, but for the questions it leaves behind.” The Mirror at Boys, Boys, Boys is the latest project by Argentine-born photographer Sebastian Perinotti at Ghislain Pascal’s…
