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Queerguru´s Ris Fatah reviews the intensely colourful, identity-questioning work of British artist Hurvin Anderson, on at London´s Tate Britain.
The lifelong, dynamic process by which our identity is shaped, both consciously and unconsciously, is a combination of our genes, internal traits, personal choices, and external environmental factors. Where we are born, grow up, and where we choose to live as adults also factor in heavily. British artist Hurvin Anderson, a Jamaican man born and…
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‘FROM THE HEART TO THE HANDS : DOLCE & GABANNA : possibly the best Fashion Exhibition we have seen in Years!
One of the reasons QUEERGURU first settled in Miami almost 30 years ago was the warm and welcoming queer community and how, like the town in general, it welcomed a really diverse crowd. Just like our hometown, London. (Except for the sheer absence of sun.) Our timing was perfect as it was the same year…
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London’s Bishopsgate Institute throws its doors open to welcome FETISH UNLIMITED
Like so many buildings housing organisations in the heart of the City of London, Bishopsgate Institute dates back to 1895, but the events it hosts are extremely contemporary. On April 19th as part of its cultural events programme, it will be throwing its doors open to welcome renowned Leather/Fetish Man, Brew Hunter, for his new…
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Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews Catherine Opie – To Be Seen, an exhibition of the artist’s remarkable portraiture, now on at London’s National Portrait Gallery.
Queer America is under attack at the moment, so the representation of LGBTQ American lives is more important than ever. It’s therefore ideal timing for Catherine Opie’s first major UK museum show, To Be Seen, which is now on at London’s National Portrait Gallery. Since she launched her career in the late 1980s, queer representation…
