Tate Britain
Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews the stunning thought-provoking exhibition THE 80s: PHOTOGRAPHING BRITAIN at London’s Tate Britain
The beginning of the AIDS crisis, mass unemployment, urban riots, the Miners’ strike, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Thatcherism, Section 28, the build-up to the controversial Poll Tax and much more…the 1980s on paper look pretty traumatic for the UK. This holds true for photographic paper too, as is borne out by the…
Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews SARAH LUCAS HAPPY GAS a brilliant, fun, thought-provoking show @ Tate Britain
Cock, tits, arse, sex, cigarettes, ham sandwiches on sliced white bread, lurid tabloid headlines and suggestive photographs. What passes for a perfect day at the seaside for most Brits, is also the backbone of British artist Sarah Lucas’s work of the past thirty years, now enjoying a well-deserved retrospective, Happy Gas, at London’s…
The UK’s TATE GALLERIES are among the most queer inclusive museums in the World
The Uk’s Tate Galleries … both Britain and Modern … are among the most queer-inclusive museums in the world. They just don’t play lip service to our community but actively plan exhibitions and events that not only have visual delights we can relate to but play an important part in telling LGBTQ. history …
The Art of Being A Dandy : according to Aubrey Beardsley
In London as the Tate Modern gets ablaze in the colorful world of its new ANDY WARHOL Exhibit across the river at the Tate Britain they are about to open the doors on a totally different show. ‘AUBREY BEARDSLEY 1872–1898’ is the work of very eccentric English illustrator and author who hung around with leading…
