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Making a Gay Scene at the V&A
Posted on: November 22nd, 2009 by History Month

>The V&A Museum late opening event on 27 November will have something a little queer about it.

That week, Making a Scene will tap the surface of Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans & Queer culture to celebrate making visible what for so long has been hidden. From clandestine liaisons to the joy of serendipity, the art of cruising to radical activism, Making a Scene explores the relationship between sexuality, performance and public space.

All this and more, through a selection of talks events, workshops and happenings and performances. All events are free and unbooked, unless stipulated otherwise.

Find a full list of the events on the V&A’s site here.

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